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Seko Fofana

Seko Fofana

Ivorian-French association football player

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  • Aug 24

    FC Porto agree one-year loan deal with Rennes for midfielder Seko Fofana

    The Portuguese champions have arranged a season-long loan with French side Rennes for the Ivorian midfielder, featuring no loan fee and no option to buy.

  • Aug 23

    FC Porto manager Farioli calls Rodrigo Mora transfer to Roma a financial decision

    Ahead of Sunday's league match against Arouca, FC Porto head coach Francesco Farioli addressed the departure of midfielder Rodrigo Mora, stating the deal exceeded 50 million euros and represented necessary revenue for the club.

  • Aug 22

    FC Porto and Arouca put perfect starts on the line in Primeira Liga clash

    Reigning champions FC Porto host early league leaders FC Arouca at Estadio do Dragao on Sunday evening, with both clubs seeking a third consecutive victory to open the Portuguese season.

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