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Sheffield United Turn Down Sassuolo Bid For Seriki

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Sheffield United has rejected a transfer bid from Serie A club Sassuolo for right-back Femi Seriki. According to Sky Sports News, the rejected proposal consisted of an initial €1 million loan fee with a €5 million obligation to buy. Read Also:Iheanacho Pens Emotional Farewell To Celtic After Bursaspor Switch With no deal yet to be [...]

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