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Charlotte FC Signs Alan Saint-Maximin, Raising Questions Over Liel Abada's Future Charlotte FC signed Alan Saint-Maximin, which may lead to Israeli winger Liel Abada's sale due to limited squad flexibility. European clubs have shown interest in Abada, who has struggled to secure a consistent role since joining Charlotte in early 2024.
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What happened 01 Charlotte FC signed Alan Saint-Maximin on a three-year deal, strengthening their attack. 02 Saint-Maximin's arrival limits Charlotte's roster flexibility, threatening Liel Abada's position. 03 Abada is considered a candidate for departure to free up space for another senior signing. 04 European clubs including Birmingham, Norwich, and PAOK have shown interest in Abada. 05 Abada joined Charlotte from Celtic in early 2024, with 77 appearances, 13 goals, and 7 assists. 06 He is currently recovering from a hamstring injury, expected to return to training soon. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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