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Transfer: Trabzonspor reject two offers for Onuachu
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Transfer: Trabzonspor reject two offers for Onuachu

Daily Post 21 days 1 mins read

Trabzonspor have reportedly turned down two offers for their talismanic striker, Paul Onuachu, DAILY POST reports.

Saudi Arabia club, Al -Ahli reportedly made an attempt to sign the Nigeria international during the winter transfer window.

Al-Ahli have seen their offers rejected again this summer by Trabzonspor, who are keen to hold on to the striker.

Onuachu enjoyed a remarkable 2025/26 season with Trabzonspor following his arrival from Sky Bet Championship club, Southampton.

The 32-year-old was joint-top scorer in the Turkish Super Lig last season alongside İstanbul Başakşehir forward Eldor Shomurodov.

The forward also won the Süper Lig Goal of the Season award for his spectacular bicycle kick against Fatih Karagümrük.

Transfer: Trabzonspor reject two offers for Onuachu 

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