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Super Eagles’ Zaidu Sanusi faces two-month injury layoff

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Zaidu Sanusi in action Credit: Zaidu Sanusi on X

Tests conducted on Sunday confirmed the extent of the setback, with Portuguese publication O Jogo reporting that the 29-year-old is not expected to return until after the next international break.

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