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Transfer: Scottish club Dunfermline Athletic sign Nigerian striker

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Scottish Championship club Dunfermline Athletic Football Club have announced the signing of Nigerian striker, Olamilekan Adams, DAILY POST reports.

Adams linked up with the Pars from Czech side SK Dynamo České Budějovice.

The 21-year-old signed a two-year deal, with an option for a further extension.

The striker made 18 appearances in the Chance Národní Liga, scoring three goals and providing one assist during his debut campaign in the Czech Republic.

Adams was a key player for former Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL champions Remo Stars before moving abroad.

He has also represented Nigeria at the U-20 level.

Transfer: Scottish club Dunfermline Athletic sign Nigerian striker

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