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NPFL: Emo James joins Rangers from Bayelsa United

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Rangers have added Emo James to their squad for the new season, DAILY POST reports.

James joined the reigning Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, champions Rangers from Bayelsa United.

He left Bayelsa United following the team’s relegation last season.

James signed a two-year contract with the nine-time NPFL champions.

He managed only seven goals in 62 appearances for the Prosperity Boys.

James arrival will give Fidelis Ilechukwu’s side more options in attack next season.

NPFL: Emo James joins Rangers from Bayelsa United

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