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Kayode confirms four-year deal Man City deal, loan to Girona

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Olarewaju Kayode

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Super Eagles and Austria Wien forward, Olarewaju Kayode has confirmed his imminent transfer to Manchester City on a four-year deal.The 24-year-old, who was voted the best player in Austria last season, will spend this season on loan to Spanish La-Liga side, Girona.

Kayode confirmed his deal with Manchester City on his instagram page and subsequent loan to Girona, and according to Owngoalnigeria.com, he will arrive in Spain on Wednesday to formally start his career at the newly promoted La Liga side.

The top scorer in the Austrian league last season is back in Austria to say goodbye to his teammates at Austria Wien, before hitting Spain with his family next week.

Source: G Sport

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