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Transfer:Club Brugge demand €10m for Onyedika
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Transfer:Club Brugge demand €10m for Onyedika

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Club Brugge are demanding €10 million for Super Eagles midfielder for Raphael Onyedika, DAILY POST reports.

Bundesliga outfit, Eintracht Frankfurt submitted a bid for Onyedika last week, but  it was deemed insufficient by Club Brugge.

The two clubs are, however, still in talks to reach an agreement.

The 25-year-old has one-year remaining on his contract with the Belgian champions.

According to Belgian news outlet, Het Nieuwsblad, Club Brugge have tried several times to renegotiate Onyedika’s expiring contract.

The defensive midfielder is, however, desperate to leave the club this summer.

 Blauw-Zwart must sell the Nigerian this summer or risk losing him for free at the end of the season.

It would be recalled that Club Brugge rejected a €15 million bid from Wolfsburg for Onyedika last summer.

Transfer:Club Brugge demand €10m for Onyedika

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