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Unity Cup: Wrexham Celebrate Okonkwo’s First-Ever Super Eagles Call-Up

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Sky Bet Championship club Wrexham United have congratulated Arthur Okonkwo on his maiden invitation to the Super Eagles for the Unity Cup, Completesports.com reports. Although the Nigeria Football Federation ,NFF, is yet to release the official squad list, Wrexham were quick to celebrate the news, confirming Okonkwo’s maiden invitation to the Super Eagles. The 24-year-old [...]

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