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India’s Tata Steel offload top-flight club Jamshedpur for $1

India’s Tata Steel offload top-flight club Jamshedpur for $1

  • “We are glad that this agreement gives our players and coaches the opportunity to continue playing club football,” Ramam ‌said
  • “We thank AIFF and Churchill Brothers for their partnership in making this transition a smooth one” ⁠
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