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This partnership with FIFPRO AFRICA and International Labour Organization appealed to me, because we educate and empower young players, who will no longer be fooled by fake agents. Africa needs young talented players to grow up in the continent. Of course infrastructure development, respect of the players salaries and...

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Red Rose🌹 Chelsea First Lady💫vor 3 Jahren

@FIFProAfrica @ilo Congrats my Legend. 💙

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Alexandervor 3 Jahren

@FIFProAfrica @ilo This is a great initiative, I hope it stops young players getting scammed.

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Gabriel Ajalavor 3 Jahren

@FIFProAfrica @ilo Well said! It’s why we do what we do @ASUnified

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Franck_Arnaud Don🇨🇮🏆vor 3 Jahren

@FIFProAfrica @ilo DD11FORVER🇨🇮. Avec cette initiative les immigrations prendrons fin. Bravo✊🙏🙏🙏🇨🇮🇨🇮

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Franck_Arnaud Don🇨🇮🏆vor 3 Jahren

@FIFProAfrica @ilo DD11FORVER 🇨🇮 merci infiniment pour les détails.

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Tchegli Cyriac 🇨🇮vor 3 Jahren

@FIFProAfrica @ilo Merci beaucoup

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