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Samuel Appiah••231 words · 2 min read After eight months sidelined, Salisu steps back onto the pitch - but what does his comeback mean for Ghana's AFCON hopes?
Mohammed Salisu is back in action for AS Monaco after eight months out with an ACL injury.
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