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Saviola Charles termine meilleur buteur du championnat turc des amputés avec 37 buts

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The content originally appeared on: juno7 - Haïti News ​ ​ Le grenadier Saviola Charles termine meilleur buteur du championnat national turc des amputés avec 37 buts et 17 passes décisives après 26 journées. Pour sa première saison en Turquie, le grenadier Saviola Charles termine meilleur buteur du championnat turc des amputés avec 37 réalisations et 17 passes décisives. Le joueur haïtien permet à son club Alves Kablo ampute fk de terminer en deuxième position avec 67 points après 26 […]

Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti

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