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Transfer: Orban set for permanent Amedspor move
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Transfer: Orban set for permanent Amedspor move

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Gift Orban is expected to join Turkish Super Lig newcomers, Amedspor on a permanent transfer following his impressive start to life at the club.

Orban linked up with Besnik Hasi’s side on loan from Bundesliga outfit Hoffenheim in July.

The Nigeria international has so far registered seven goals and two assists in six league appearances for Amedspor.

The 24-year-old now needs to score three more goals to make the deal permanent, according to Amedspor president Nahit Eren

“We loaned Gift Orban for €500,000, not €I million,” Eren was quoted by GZT.

“If he scores 10 goals, the mandatory purchase option will be activated.”

The pacy striker is currently the joint-top scorer in the Turkish Super Lig with Trabzonspor star Mohamed Salah.

Transfer: Orban set for permanent Amedspor move

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