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Transfer: Nigerian striker moves to Norwegian club, Sogndal

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Norwegian club Sogndal have signed Flying Eagles striker Kparobo Arierhi on loan for the rest of the season, DAILY POST reports.

Arierhi moved to Sogndal from Norwegian giants Lillestrøm.

The 19-year-old was loaned to Mjøndalen last season, where he scored four goals.

He will look to get more regular playing time at Sogndal.

Arierhi arrived Norway from Nigeria National League, NNL, side Beyond Limits Academy in 2024.

He has scored twice in 11 appearances for the Eliteserien side.

Transfer: Nigerian striker moves to Norwegian club, Sogndal

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