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Ex-International: Nwabali Will Need To Work Hard To Regain Eagles’ Number One Spot

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Former Nigerian international Friday Ekpo has disclosed that Super Eagles goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali won’t have it easy regaining his number one spot in the senior national team. He made this known on the backdrop of Udinese goalkeeper Maduka Okoye’s impressive performance for his club in the Serie A this season. Recall that Nwabali has been [...]

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