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Nsofor set for South African club debut

Bowale OdutolaBy Bowale OdutolaSeptember 19, 2017No Comments
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Cape Town City FC are confident that newly acquired Nigerian marksman Victor Obinna will make his first appearance for the club this week.
The Citizens are scheduled to take on Orlando Pirates at the Orlando Stadium on Tuesday night, followed by a home match with Polokwane City on Friday evening.
Club boss John Comitis has said that the chances of Obinna playing against Pirates are ’50/50′, but is adamant the former West Ham and Inter Milan marksman will be available to feature against Rise and Shine.
Citizens head coach Benni McCarthy has meanwhile revealed the role he played in getting the 30-year-old Super Eagles marksman to sign for the Cape Town club.
“Obinna is a good friend of mine. I’ve known him from his days in the Nigerian national team, when he used to be a strike partner for Obafemi Martins,” the former Bafana Bafana striker was quoted saying by IOL website.
“I came across him at West Ham. He was young then, and I took him under my wing as I was on the way out. We became friends and we’ve just kept in touch over the years.”

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