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Egyptian Club Al Ittihad Sign Nigerian Forward

by Leadership News
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Nigerian striker John Ebuka has secured a move to Egyptian Premier League club Al Ittihad, as reported by DAILY POST. Ebuka has signed a two-year contract with the Alexandria-based club after moving from another Egyptian team, Al Masry.

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The 28-year-old scored once in 12 league appearances for Al Masry after arriving on loan in January. Ebuka previously worked with Al Ittihad head coach Ahmed Sami during his time at Ceramica Cleopatra. He joins fellow Nigerian Isaac Saviour at Al Ittihad, marking his fifth Egyptian club in the last five years.

 

 

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