Seriki Audu
Nigerian footballer with notable club career
Born
Died
2014
12 years ago — 23 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Nigeria
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Born on August 30, 1991, a Nigerian footballer played as a defender. Initiated a professional career in the Nigeria Professional Football League before moving to international clubs. Particularly associated with teams in the lower divisions of European football. Contributed significantly to team defense, showcasing skills in positioning and tackling. Played essential matches that led teams to promotion and improved rankings.
Played for Enugu Rangers in Nigeria
Competed in various European lower leagues
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