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Transfer: Adebayo signs for Bristol City
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Transfer: Adebayo signs for Bristol City

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Bristol City have signed striker Elijah Adebayo on a two-year deal.

The 28-year-old former Luton Town forward joined Bristol City on a permanent contract after leaving the Bedfordshire side in the summer and training with the Robins in pre-season.

Adebayo is City’s 10th summer signing and adds experience and competition to Michael Skubala’s front line.

Adebayo, who will wear the No 45 shirt, said: “I can’t wait to get started. The place has a feel-good factor, and it has been easy for me to settle in.

“The gaffer has been very clear about what he wants from us and how to attack the season, so that is a big reason why I wanted to join.

“I will try and use my experience to push the group and get everyone going in the same direction.”

Transfer: Adebayo signs for Bristol City

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