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Real Madrid sign Levante striker Espi

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Real Madrid confirm the signing of 21-year-old striker Carlos Espi from Levante for €25 million. Discover details of the transfer and squad overhaul. Read More: https://punchng.com/real-madrid-sign-levante-striker-espi/

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