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Super Eagles Onuachu Seals Trabzonspor Transfer
Trabzonspor have announced the signing of Paul Onuachu from Southampton.
“He’s back where he belongs…”, they announced on social media.
The Super Eagles striker has signed a contract for three years with an option for an additional year.
He will receive Two Million Euros a year as salary.
Trabzonspor will pay Southampton 5,670,000 Euros over four instalments.
The English club will also receive 20% in subsequent transfer of the 31-year-old striker.
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