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NPFL: Mohammed joins Sporting Lagos on two-year deal

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Sporting Lagos have sealed a move for Usman Mohammed ahead of the new season, DAILY POST reports.

Mohammad signed a two-year contract with the modest club.

The goalkeeper played for Sokoto United in the Nigeria National League, NNL, last season.

Mohammad registered six clean sheets in 14 appearances for Sokoto United.

The shot stopper is known for his strong command of the box, good communication, and sharp reflexes.

Mohammad is expected to fight for a starting role in Jeffery Buter’s squad next season.

NPFL: Mohammed joins Sporting Lagos on two-year deal

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