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Manchester City Step Up Move For Echegini
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Manchester City Step Up Move For Echegini

Complete Sports 1 day 1 mins read

Manchester City are pushing to sign Super Falcons midfielder Jennifer Echegini from Paris Saint-Germain, Completesports.com reports. The Women’s Super League champions have already had several offers rejected by the French giants. However, according to Guardian Sport women’s football writer Tom Garry, City are still working to complete a deal for Echegini before the WSL transfer [...]

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