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One player Hajduk enthused the fans against Paphos: 'He is a spaceship, he will fill our treasury'
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One player Hajduk enthused the fans against Paphos: 'He is a spaceship, he will fill our treasury'

A 21-year-old footballer named Mathieu Acapandié has signed a contract with Hajduk until summer 2030. He joined the club after leaving French side Nantes, where he made only eight appearances for the first team despite being part of their academy since age 14. Acapandié made a significant impact in Hajduk's recent 2-0 victory over Pafos, scoring the second goal with a precise finish from outside the box. Fans celebrated his performance, calling him a 'space ship' who could fill the club’s coffers. Some fans expressed surprise at his move, questioning how he ended up at Hajduk and suggesting he might earn substantial money. Acapandié, of Madagascan descent, previously represented younger French national teams but chose to play for Madagascar at senior level.

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One player Hajduk enthused the fans against Paphos: 'He is a spaceship, he will fill our treasury'

A 21-year-old footballer named Mathieu Acapandié has signed a contract with Hajduk until summer 2030. He joined the club after leaving French side Nantes, where he made only eight appearances for the first team despite being part of their academy since age 14. Acapandié made a significant impact in Hajduk's recent 2-0 victory over Pafos, scoring the second goal with a precise finish from outside the box. Fans celebrated his performance, calling him a 'space ship' who could fill the club’s coffers. Some fans expressed surprise at his move, questioning how he ended up at Hajduk and suggesting he might earn substantial money. Acapandié, of Madagascan descent, previously represented younger French national teams but chose to play for Madagascar at senior level.

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