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Sunderland dumps ‘unfit’ Obasi

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
October 27, 2015
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Troubled English Premiership League side, Sunderland, will not sign Nigeria’s forward, Chinedu Obasi, because he could not prove his fitness.
Obasi, who is a free agent after he was released by German Bundesliga side, Schalke 04, has been training with Sunderland with the hope of signing a deal.
According to Mailonline, Sunderland have passed on a chance to sign Obasi after he failed to prove his fitness while they need a player who could walk straight into the team.
The Nigerian international, who holds a German passport, will now seek other options.

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