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Rohl: Fernandez May Be Playing In Next Year’s Champions League
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Rohl: Fernandez May Be Playing In Next Year’s Champions League

Complete Sports about 10 hours ago 1 mins read

Rangers FC manager Danny Röhl has expressed optimism that Super Eagles defender Emmanuel Fernandez may be playing in the Champions League next year. Recall that the Nigerian international has been a revelation for the club under Röhl, with his form drawing interest from Premier League and Bundesliga clubs. However, in a chat with Daily Record, [...]

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