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Transfer: Nigerian youngster joins Swedish club IFK Göteborg 

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Nigerian youngster Ifeoluwa Olowoporoku has sealed a move to Swedish club IFK Göteborg, DAILY POST reports.

Olowoporoku, who penned a three-year contract joined the 18-time Allsvenskan champions from Tripple 44 Football Academy.

The 18-year-old will be part of IFK Göteborg’s first team , and will both train and play matches with them.

He will also play with the club’s U-19 and U-21 sides.

The playmaker is the latest player from the Tripple 44 Football Academy to move to Europe.

Former Flying Eagles midfielder Abel Ogwuche, Emmanuel Godwin, and Ibrahim Adewale are some of the players, who have left the academy for Europe in recent years.

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