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NPFL: Former Super Eagles goalkeeper close to Shooting Stars transfer

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Victor Sochima has agreed to a move to Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Shooting Stars, DAILY POST reports.

Sochima is reported to have agreed to a one-year deal with the Oluyole Warriors.

The experienced shot-stopper was on the books of Zambian giants Zesco United last season.

Sochima last featured in the NPFL for Rivers United during the 2021-22 season.

He won the NPFL title with the Pride of Rivers in the same season.

Sochima made 69 appearances for Rivers United.

The goalie has also earned an invitation to the Super Eagles in the past.

NPFL: Former Super Eagles goalkeeper close to Shooting Stars transfer

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