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Norwich City Considering Move For Nigerian Winger

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Norwich City are among a host of clubs that are keen on a move for Kongsvinger IL Nigerian winger Daniel Job, according to Sacha Tavolieri (via the72.co.uk). Norwich City have had a strong window so far with Philippe Clement making the most of his first real chance to make his mark on the squad. The [...]

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