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TRANSFERS Super Eagles forward Josh Maja agrees 50% wage cut to remain in France

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  The young striker has decided to commit to his club and will remain in France after a turnaround. Home Football Other Sports Scores & Results Back to Pulse LIVE SCORES TRANSFERS   Super Eagles forward Josh Maja agrees 50% wage cut to remain in France IZUCHUKWU AKAWOR   August 27, 2022 10:24 AM     Sports  Football  Super-Eagles The young striker has decided to commit to his club and will remain in France after a turnaround. Nigerian striker Josh Maja is set for an extended stay in France after an agreement with his club Bordeaux.  Maja has agreed to commit his immediate future to the club following their relegation to Ligue 2  as per GFFN . Josh Maja (AFP via Getty Images)   Getty Images "Josh Maja has finally agreed to extend his contract with Bordeaux," GFFN stated in a report via L'equipe.  The decision to extend his contract comes after the 23-year-old agreed to a 50% wage cut. Maja's turnaround Maja had initially rejected...
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New on Sports Illustrated: NCAA Extends Recruiting Dead Period Through July 31

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The NCAA announced Wednesday that its recruiting dead period will run through July 31 for all Division I sports. On Wednesday, the NCAA's Division I Council Coordination Committee  announced it has extended the recruiting dead period through July 31 for all sports. The committee had previously extended the recruiting dead period through June 31 in an announcement two weeks ago . “The extension maintains consistent recruiting rules for all sports and allows coaches to focus on the student-athletes who may be returning to campus,” said Council chair M. Grace Calhoun, athletics director at Pennsylvania. “The committee is committed to reviewing the dead period again in late June or early July.” College football already had a dead period from June 22 to July 24, but now there will be no official visits allowed through the end of July. For men's basketball, the dead period extension removes evaluation periods that programs had scheduled throughout June and July, a time when ca...
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