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Falconets Striker Set to Join Benfica on Long-Term Deal

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Falconets forward Janet Akekoromowei is on the brink of completing a long-term move to Portuguese champions Benfica, Completesports.com reports. The transfer represents a major breakthrough in the 18-year-old’s career after she battled back from a serious injury that temporarily stalled her dream of playing in Europe. Akekoromowei suffered the injury during Nigeria’s 2026 FIFA U-20 [...]

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Falconets Striker Set to Join Benfica on Long-Term Deal

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