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    Super Eagles goalkeeper Nwabali agrees contract termination with Chippa United

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    Super Eagles goalkeeper, Stanley Nwabali, has left Chippa United after four years with the club.

    This was confirmed in an official club statement on Thursday.

    According to the South African club, Nwabali submitted a transfer request, asking to leave.

    The 29-year-old only put pen to paper on a three-year contract extension deal in 2024.

    Chippa United said they have “agreed to grant his [Nwabali] release” and wished him success in the next chapter of his career.

    “We would like to sincerely thank Stanley Nwabali for the years of service, commitment, and professionalism he has shown during his time at Chippa United Football Club. His contribution to the club will always be appreciated,” the statement read.

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