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Okoye: ‘Serie A Remains One Of The Best Leagues In The World’

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Super Eagles goalkeeper Maduka Okoye has disclosed that Serie A remains one of the best leagues in the world, expressing pride and happiness in competing at such a high level. The Nigerian international, who recorded 10 clean sheets over 30 league appearances in the previous season for Udinese, made this known in an interview with [...]

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