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NPFL: Doma United bolster squad with new players
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NPFL: Doma United bolster squad with new players

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Doma United have added the duo of Bonbandi Hyacinthe Cafusa and Agunbiade Micheal Adebayo to their squad for the new campaign.

Adebayo and Cafusa were unveiled by the Savannah Tigers Chairman Sulaimon Umar on Tuesday.

The duo’s arrival is expected to complement Doma United’s impressive start to the new campaign.

Doma United have recorded three wins from their opening three matches in the league.

They currently occupy the top spot with nine points on the NPFL table.

Doma United will trade tackles with Kano Pillars in a matchday four fixture this weekend.

NPFL: Doma United bolster squad with new players

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