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Transfer: Brighton sign Nigerian youngster on five-year contract
Nigerian youngster Zadok Yohanna has joined Premier League club Brighton & Hove Albion on a permanent transfer.
Yohanna, who linked up with the Seagulls from Swedish club AIK penned a five-year contract.
Brighton beat Newcastle United and Chelsea to the signature of the winger.
The 18-year-old has caught the eye with his impressive performances for AIK this season.
Yohanna scored two goals and registered three assists in seven league appearances for AIK before completing the move to Brighton.
He joined the modest side from Ikon Allah Academy last year.
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