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2026 World Cup

World Cup: Enyimba, Remo to benefit from FIFA’s $355m windfall

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Nigerian clubs Enyimba and Remo Stars are set to receive a share of FIFA’s $355m Club Benefits Programme for releasing players for the 2026 World Cup quali Read More: https://punchng.com/world-cup-enyimba-remo-to-benefit-from-fifas-355m-windfall/

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