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Author: africatopsports.comPublished on: May 2, 2026Country: Turkey

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Galatasaray has set a price of 150 million euros for Victor Osimhen in the transfer market. Nicolas Pépé played a key role in concluding Villarreal's festival against Levante. Amedspor achieved a historic promotion to the Süper Lig thanks to Mbaye Diagne. Shabani Nonda withdrew his candidacy for FECOFA, while Habib Beye stated that his future was not important after the fiasco in Nantes.

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