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Brentford sign Mali midfielder Sangare in club record deal - Africa - Sports

The article reports that Brentford, an English football club, has signed Malian midfielder Idrissa Sangare in a club-record transfer deal. The signing is highlighted as a significant moment for the club, marking a new era in their squad composition. The article emphasizes the financial value of the deal and the potential impact of Sangare’s arrival on the team’s performance. No further details about the terms of the contract or Sangare’s future role at the club are provided.

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Brentford sign Mali midfielder Sangare in club record deal - Africa - Sports

The article reports that Brentford, an English football club, has signed Malian midfielder Idrissa Sangare in a club-record transfer deal. The signing is highlighted as a significant moment for the club, marking a new era in their squad composition. The article emphasizes the financial value of the deal and the potential impact of Sangare’s arrival on the team’s performance. No further details about the terms of the contract or Sangare’s future role at the club are provided.

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