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NPFL: Sporting Lagos fortify squad with seven new players
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NPFL: Sporting Lagos fortify squad with seven new players

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

Sporting Lagos have strengthened their squad with the signing of seven new players, DAILY POST reports.

The new recruits include three strikers, three midfielders and one defender.

The seven players are Odusina Olasunkanmi, Joseph Emmanuel, Lukman Adigun, Ajibola Joel, Salihu Batunde, Azibato Meibogo and Isaac Annor.

The new players are in line to make their debut in Sporting Lagos’ Matchday 3 fixture against Inter Lagos.

Sporting Lagos will do battle with Inter Lagos in a local derby at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, Lagos, on Sunday.

It will be a Lagos derby between the two sides in the NPFL.

NPFL: Sporting Lagos fortify squad with seven new players

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