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September 7, 2026|05:45

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EPL: Man City move impossible to turn down — Ndiaye

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Iliman Ndiaye reveals why he joined Manchester City from Everton, citing Champions League football and the club’s stature as key factors. Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-man-city-move-impossible-to-turn-down-ndiaye/

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