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Saudi Club Al-Qadsiah Set To Sign Former Flying Eagles Winger

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Saudi Pro League club Al-Qadsiah are closing in on the signing of Nigerian winger Sani Suleiman from Bundesliga side RB Leipzig. According to transfer expert Rudi Galetti, Al-Qadsiah have reached a full agreement with Leipzig over a deal worth between €9m and €10m, including bonuses. Negotiations over personal terms are still ongoing with Suleiman, but [...]

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