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Nigeria and Ghana posted the highest number of int’l transfers from Africa, per the latest Fifa Transfers data.
Year-on-year, Nigeria had a 9% increase; Ghana did 19.1%.
Summary: Players from both countries increasingly sought after, but repatriated $ still low.
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