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Football Transfers

Transfer: Edidiong joins Lebanese side Shabab Al Sahel FC from Enyimba

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Ezekiel Edidiong has completed a move to Lebanese side Shabab Al Sahel FC, DAILY POST reports.

Edidiong featured for the nine-time Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) champions, Enyimba, last season.

The forward played a key role in helping the People’s Elephant survive relegation.

Edidiong has also played for Akwa United and Dakkada FC.

He scored 15 goals in 113 appearances in the NPFL.

Edidiong’s experience is expected to be vital for Shabab Al Sahel FC.

Transfer: Edidiong joins Lebanese side Shabab Al Sahel FC from Enyimba

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