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Transfer: Saudi club Al Nairyah sign Ufere on free transfer
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Transfer: Saudi club Al Nairyah sign Ufere on free transfer

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

Saudi Arabian Second Division side Al Nairyah Sports Club have completed the signing of midfielder, Ufere Chinedu, DAILY POST reports.

Ufere linked up with Al Nairyah on a free transfer.

He played for the nine-time Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, champions Enyimba last season.

Ufere helped the People Elephant escape relegation last term.

His move to Al Nairyah is part of the team’s push to strengthen their squad for the new season.

Ufere has previously featured for Sporting Lagos.

Transfer: Saudi club Al Nairyah sign Ufere on free transfer

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