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Ex-Arsenal Defender Tomiyasu Signs For Crystal Palace

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European Conference League Champions Crystal Palace have completed the signing of former Arsenal defender Takehiro Tomiyasu. Palace, in a statement, wrote:”The 27-year-old defender joins after a successful trial period and becomes Manager Pierre Sage’s second signing of the summer, following Óscar Mingueza. “Capable of playing at full-back or centre-back, Tomiyasu has previous experience in the [...]

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