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Gural: Salah’s Arrival Will Help Onuachu Score More Goals At Trabzonspor
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Gural: Salah’s Arrival Will Help Onuachu Score More Goals At Trabzonspor

Complete Sports about 3 hours 1 mins read

Former Trabzonspor forward Emre Güral has disclosed that Super Eagles striker Paul Onuachu will score more goals for the club following Mohamed Salah’s arrival. Recall that the Egyptian international agreed a two-year deal with Turkish side Trabzonspor on Thursday following the expiry of his contract at Anfield, bringing an end to one of the most [...]

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