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LASOGGA’S LEEDS TILT

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 September 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP
LEEDS manager Thomas Christiansen snapped up an old-fashioned centre-forward on deadline day, according to the man Pierre-Michel Lasogga himself.
“I am the typical number nine and my game is in the box,” declared the 25-yearold German striker, who joins from Bundesliga outfit Hamburg.
“Now was a time that I had to change something and I think Leeds is the right decision for me.”

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