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Butts heads to City team Santos FC - Stabroek News

Elite League outfit and traditional Georgetown heavyweight Santos Football Club has acquired the services of four players pending confirmation by the Guyana Football Federation (GFF), following the conclusion of the latter’s 2020/2021 Pre-Season Transfer Window.

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