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CLT FC signing Forward Enzo Copetti from Argentina


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12 minutes ago, MillionDollarCam said:

Copetti is a real solid goal scoring threat, wins a lot of balls in the air.

Alcivar was also sold a while ago.

For some reason I thought Alcivar’s DP was like a Young DP or something. Must have heard wrong

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Seems to be a proper number nine to me, I like his ability to find space in the box and finish most of the crosses in the air; hopefully our wingers provide good service this year. I’m interested to see what an attacking triangle of Copetti (ST), Swiderski (CM) and Santos (CM) can do.

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