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NPFL: Oyedokun leaves Ikorodu City for Libyan club Al-Afreeki SC

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Ikorodu City have announced the departure of Tosin Oyedokun from the club, DAILY POST reports.

Oyedokun left the Oga Boys for a move to Libyan club Al-Afreeki SC.

The midfielder was one of the longest serving members of the Oga Boys.

The move marked Oyedokun’s first stint outside Nigeria after two seasons in the NPFL.

Oyedokun scored 11 goals in 63 appearances for the Lagos-based club.

He played an important role in Ikorodu City promotion to the NPFL in 2024.

Oyedokun will team up with former Kwara United defender Matthew Arinze who also moved to the club earlier this week.

NPFL: Oyedokun leaves Ikorodu City for Libyan club Al-Afreeki SC

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