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Done Deal: Italian Club Snap Up Ohale On Free Transfer
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Done Deal: Italian Club Snap Up Ohale On Free Transfer

Complete Sports about 4 hours 1 mins read

Former Super Falcons defender Osinachi Ohale has completed a permanent move to Italian side Como 1907 following her departure from Mexican club Pachuca. The experienced centre-back joins Como on a free transfer after spending three years with Pachuca, where she scored six goals in 81 league appearances. The 34-year-old is returning to Italian football after [...]

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