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NPFL: Majayogbe joins Doma United on two-year contract
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NPFL: Majayogbe joins Doma United on two-year contract

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Muyiwa Majayogbe has signed a two-year contract with Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) side Doma United, DAILY POST reports.

Majayogbe joined the Savannah Tigers from Nigeria National League (NNL) side Crown FC.

The goalkeeper reunited with head coach Ayodeji Ayeni at Doma United.

Majayogbe played under Ayeni at Crown FC last season.

He featured regularly for the Ogbomoso club during the campaign.

Majayogbe will give the Savannah Tigers more options in defence as they look to make an impact on their return to the NPFL.

Doma United gained promotion to the NPFL after a two-year absence.

NPFL: Majayogbe joins Doma United on two-year contract

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