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England-Born Nigerian Defender Ogunneye Joins Arsenal From Man United

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Arsenal have signed England-born Nigerian young defender Habeeb Ogunneye from Manchester United. “We’re pleased to announce the signing of talented young full-back Habeeb Ogunneye,” Arsenal confirmed the signing on their official website on Sunday. “Habeeb joins us with experience from Manchester United and Newport County, as well as England’s under-17s side.” Speaking after completing his [...]

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