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Friendly: I Would Have Loved To See Osimhen Battle Ronaldo –Amao

Complete Sports about 4 hours 1 mins read

Former Shooting Stars coach Fatai Amao has expressed disappointment that Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen won’t be facing Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo in tonight’s international friendly game. Recall that Osimhen was excused from Nigeria’s friendly against Portugal in Leiria to focus on resolving his imminent club transfer and to avoid any risk of injury during the [...]

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