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Fulham Sends Well Wishes to Orlando Pirates Coach Abdeslam Ouaddou After Car Accident

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Fulham Sends Well Wishes to Orlando Pirates Coach Abdeslam Ouaddou After Car Accident

Chris Matambanadzo 04/09/2025 10:26

Fulham Sends Well Wishes to Orlando Pirates Coach Abdeslam Ouaddou After Car Accident English Premier League side Fulham has sent well wishes to former Morocco international and ex-Fulham centre-back Abdeslam Ouaddou, who was hospitalised following a car accident in South Africa. Ouaddou, now 46, is the coach of Orlando Pirates…

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Fulham Sends Well Wishes to Orlando Pirates Coach Abdeslam Ouaddou After Car Accident English Premier League side Fulham has sent well wishes to former Morocco international and ex-Fulham centre-back Abdeslam Ouaddou, who was hospitalised following a car accident in South Africa. Ouaddou, now 46, is the coach of Orlando Pirates…
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