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Analysts expect inflation slowdown despite food price pressures • Ekiti community gets monarch after 25-year chieftaincy dispute • Bitget Wallet targets creators with global affiliate programme • Apapa Customs record historic N28.10bn daily collection • Syndicate held 42 victims hostage promising fake jobs – NSCDC • S’East youths vow to reject bad leaders • IEA: LPG crisis threatens Africa’s clean cooking progress • Uche undergoes successful knee surgery • Bolt opens ride-hailing to ChatGPT’s 900m users • Hearn threatens to sue White over Joshua, Fury fight • Fizdale names D’Tigers roster for World Cup qualifiers • Lagos revives monthly cadet table tennis tourney • Dollar demand falls 35% as naira holds firm • Unemployment: Fubara urges shift to vocational, technical education • Tinubu moves EFCC recoveries, N242bn unclaimed dividends to NELFUND • Universal Insurance’s N7.1bn rescue deal collides with licence revocation • Onuachu, Ndidi, Yohanna lead 12 Nigerians into Europa, Conference League playoffs • Tinubu orders further forensic probe into fake agency scandal • FUOYE denies VC’s arrest, detention following Osun poll • C’River insists no cult is paid to maintain peace • Analysts expect inflation slowdown despite food price pressures • Ekiti community gets monarch after 25-year chieftaincy dispute • Bitget Wallet targets creators with global affiliate programme • Apapa Customs record historic N28.10bn daily collection • Syndicate held 42 victims hostage promising fake jobs – NSCDC • S’East youths vow to reject bad leaders • IEA: LPG crisis threatens Africa’s clean cooking progress • Uche undergoes successful knee surgery • Bolt opens ride-hailing to ChatGPT’s 900m users • Hearn threatens to sue White over Joshua, Fury fight • Fizdale names D’Tigers roster for World Cup qualifiers • Lagos revives monthly cadet table tennis tourney • Dollar demand falls 35% as naira holds firm • Unemployment: Fubara urges shift to vocational, technical education • Tinubu moves EFCC recoveries, N242bn unclaimed dividends to NELFUND • Universal Insurance’s N7.1bn rescue deal collides with licence revocation • Onuachu, Ndidi, Yohanna lead 12 Nigerians into Europa, Conference League playoffs • Tinubu orders further forensic probe into fake agency scandal • FUOYE denies VC’s arrest, detention following Osun poll • C’River insists no cult is paid to maintain peace

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Is Turkey home to savvy signings or a new retirement league? We’ll soon find out

The Guardian Football about 14 hours 1 mins read

Mohamed Salah’s arrival made a splash, but the Turkish Super Lig will probably become the latest league to end up as a bailout fund for Europe’s powerhouses

Mohamed Salah plays in Turkey now. So do Romelu Lukaku and Leandro Trossard and Leroy Sané and Nathan Aké. Mason Greenwood and N’Golo Kanté and Dusan Vlahovic, too.

Bruno Fernandes and Gabriel Martinelli may yet follow them there, depending on negotiations and moods and whatever else compels a footballer to leave one club for another.

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