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Ex-Super Eagles Star Set To Purchase English Football Club

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Former Nigeria international Victor Anichebe is leading a sensational takeover bid for English Football League (EFL) fairytale club Bromley, The Sun reports. Anichebe, who featured for Everton and West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League, is spearheading discussions to buy the newly-promoted League One side in a major boardroom coup. Bromley’s current majority owner Robin [...]

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