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Okoye: I Want To Give Everything For Udinese
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Okoye: I Want To Give Everything For Udinese

Complete Sports about 17 hours 1 mins read

Super Eagles goalkeeper Maduka Okoye has firmly pledged his commitment to Udinese, stating that he remains 100% focused on the Italian club and ready to give his all despite previous transfer links to sides like Juventus and Inter Milan. Okoye has dismissed summer transfer speculation, stating that his mind is entirely on Udinese Calcio where [...]

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