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CALLUM ‘BUZZING’ TO TIE UP STAN STAY

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The LeaguePaper Team
7 January 2018

LEAGUE TWO

By Charlie Peat

DEAL: Callum Johnson

CALLUM Johnson insists he jumped at the chance to join Accrington Stanley after finally agreeing a permanent deal.
The 21-year-old midfielder went to Stanley on loan from Championship side Middlesbrough in August and impressed in 13 appearances – leading manager John Coleman to explore a permanent deal. And the two clubs eventually tied up the move on Friday, with Johnson joining for an undisclosed fee.
“I’m buzzing to get everything sorted and to be staying at Accrington on a permanent basis”; he said. “From t...

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