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Ex-Tremendous Eagles midfielder praises Manchester Metropolis star Doku

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Ex-Tremendous Eagles midfielder praises Manchester Metropolis star Doku
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Doku has been exceptional for Manchester Metropolis since he joined in the summertime, and Oliseh has been impressed 

Former Tremendous Eagles midfielder Sunday Oliseh has praised Manchester Metropolis ahead Jeremy Doku for his eye-catching performances, Soccernet studies.

Doku joined Manchester Metropolis from Ligue 1 aspect Stade Rennes in a deal value €60million. The 21-year-old winger arrived with a variety of expectation, as he’s extensively thought to be the following greatest participant from Belgium.

Thus far, Doku has proved his mettle. He has damaged into the beginning lineup in Pep Guardiola’s crew. The 21-year-old winger has registered two objectives and 5 assists in eight appearances for the English champions.

He proved his brilliance once more on Saturday, when the Metropolis downed Bournemouth 6-1. Doku recorded one objective and 4 assists within the sport to assist his aspect cruise to a cushty win.

Former Nigeria midfielder Oliseh took to social media to reward the Belgian attacker. He in contrast Doku to a automotive which has s discovered an ideal runway.

“Doku is sort of a Ferrari who has now discovered the 5 lane runway! Pleasure to look at,” Oliseh wrote.

Doku is like à Ferrari who has now discovered the 5 l’âne Runway! Pleasure to look at https://t.co/Cvk2kHz5Bz

— Sunday Oliseh (@SundayOOliseh) November 5, 2023

Guardiola is know to enhance younger gamers. And with Doku’s shows, he may grow to be a really great tool for Manchester Metropolis this season as they give the impression of being to defend their treble.

Kelvin Omachonu

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