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Albert Adomah
Nigeria winger Ahmed Musa sealed a 2:0 win for leaders CSKA Moscow over their relegation-threatened hosts Krylya Sovetov as the Russian Premier League resumed after a long winter break.

The Super Eagles star struck in the 72nd minute after Swedish team-mate Pontus Wernbloom had given CSKA a first half lead.

It was the ninth goal of the season for the 20-year-old AFCON star, who has been named in the Super Eagles' squad to tackle Kenya in this month's 2014 World Cup qualifier.

Victor Obinna Nsofor came on in the 79th minute for Lokomotiv Moscow in their 1-0 derby loss away to Dinamo Moscow.


 
 
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Medo Kamara
Bolton have completed the signing of Partizan Belgrade midfielder Medo Kamara, subject to international clearance.

Kamara is a Sierra Leone international, who occupies the role of defensive midfielder.

His contract with Partizan was due to expire at the end of the season and Wanderers are thought to have concluded a deal in the region of £300,000.

He has signed a three-and-a-half year contract at the Reebok Stadium.

The 25-year-old was linked with a £16million switch to Tottenham Hotspur in the summer, but a move failed to materialise.


 
 
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Nathaniel Asamoah
Asante Kotoko have written to FIFA to claim its due transfer fee from Serbian club Red Star Belgrade for the sale of striker Nathaniel Asamoah. 

The Ghana Premier League champions are fed up with the persistent postponed payment of the reported €200,000 move.

“Nat’s (Asamoah) transfer was about 200,000 euros but up until now there are problems with payment of the transfer fee,” Kotoko’s spokesman Listowell Yesu Bukarson told Kumasi-based Angel FM.

“So Dr. Sarpong (Kotoko chairman) has asked the our lawyers to write to FIFA to assist us in retrieving this money.


 
 
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Stephen Appiah
Ex-Ghana captain Stephen Appiah has agreed to extend his contract with Serbian side Vojvodina if he does not get a deal elsewhere.

Appiah, who played a key role in the club clinching a Europa League place over the weekend, met the club president on Wednesday night.

Vojvodina owner Ratko Butorovic wanted Appiah to sign a two-year deal before he departs to Ghana for the summer holidays.

But the Ghanaian pleaded with the Vojvodina owner asked for more time to consider the new two-year deal as there could be other offers.


 
 
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Nathaniel Asamoah
_Asante Kotoko striker Nathaniel Asamoah has signed a four-year contract with Serbian giants Red Star Belgrade.

“There are a lot of qualities; speed and strength, and at the same time he is young and has a long way,” Red Star coach Robert Prosinecki said.

“He has been able to adapt to the new environment. He is really a good striker.”

Asamoah scored five goals for Kotoko in the first half of the Ghana Premier League season.

It is an outstanding reward for the 22-year-old who netted once in three trial games and showed great abilities in attack.

 
 
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Stephen Appiah
_Ex-Ghana captain Stephen Appiah has arrived in Serbia to complete a move to Super Liga side FK Vojvodina.

The 31-year-old Ghanaian will undergo medical with the Novi Sad club on Wednesday.

He will sign a two-year contract  if he passes the medical at Novi Sad.

Appiah was met by Vojvodina officials on arrival in Belgrade on Tuesday night.

The midfielder trained with his former club Hearts of Oak for fitness before departing to Serbia

Appiah has been clubless since leaving Italian side Cesena last season and has since been linked with several collapsed moves.

 
 
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Nathaniel Asamoah
_Kotoko striker Nathaniel Asamoah is set for a two-week trial session with Serbian giants Red Star Belgrade, MTNFootball.com reveal.

The 21-year-old has been on the radar of the former European champions since Kotoko's pre-season tour of the Eastern European country in August last year.

But he must do more to impress Red Star head coach Robert Prosinecki to earn a deal in the January transfer window which shuts at the end of the month.

Asamoah has been in form this season for the Ghana Premier League leaders having scored five goals as a supporting striker.

 
 
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Lee Addy will wear number 13 jersey
Ghana defender Lee Addy has completed a three-year deal with newly-promoted Chinese Super League side Daelin Aerbin.

The 21-year-old was presented to the media on Wednesday after passing a medical.

The versatile defender moves from Serbian giants Red Star Belgrade for a transfer fee of  $2.2m.

There was interest from Ukrainian side Dynamo Kiev but they were willing to pay only $1.5m.

Addy's former club Berekum Chelsea will get 30 percent of his transfer per the agreement that exists between Red Star and the Ghanaian champions.

 
 
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Lee Addy
_Ghana defender Lee Addy has arrived in China to seal his move with top-flight side Daelin Aerbin, MTNFootball.com exclusively reveal.

The 21-year-old, who plays for Serbian giants Red Star, will undergo a medical on Tuesday before he seals the move.

Addy will sign a three-year contract if both parties agree a deal.

Cash-strapped Serbian giants opted to sell their versatile Ghanaian for $2.2m, which was the highest price they got for their biggest talent.

There was interest from Ukrainian side Dynamo Kiev but they were willing to pay only $1.5m.

 
 
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Lee Addy
_Black Stars defender Lee Addy has been placed on the transfer list by Serbia side Red Star Belgrade. 

Addy is one of eleven players deemed surplus to requirement by Red Star coach Robert Prosinecki after a poor first half of the season by the Belgrade giants.

Red Star are 10 points behind Serbian champions and league leaders Partizan Belgrade suffered an early exit from European competition forcing  Prosinecki to act.
 
“We need to inject fresh blood into the club at once by adding young talents from Red Star’s academy,” Prosinecki told reporters on Monday.