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NPFL: Temitope joins Rangers from Ikorodu City

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Rangers have completed the signing of Folarin Temitope from Ikorodu City, DAILY POST reports.

The Flying Antelope announced Temitope’s arrival in a brief unveiling video posted on the social media.

Temitope signed a two-year contract with the nine-time Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, champions.

He featured regularly for Ikorodu City in the NPFL last season.

Temitope is expected to give Fidelis Ilechukwu’s side another option in midfield as they bid to defend the NPFL title next season.

Rangers will begin their title defence with a clash against Katsina United in Enugu on Sunday, 30 August.

NPFL: Temitope joins Rangers from Ikorodu City

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