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DIMITRIS HAS LOFTY AMBITIONS

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NORWICH new boy Dimitris Giannoulis is dreaming of playing Premier League football with the Canaries after being granted a work permit.
The Greece international, 25, has been cleared to join the Championship leaders on an initial loan deal from PAOK for the remainder of the season.
The move will be made permanent if City are promoted, and the left-back said: “(The Premier League) is the biggest reason. I’ve come here to help the team get promoted and play in the Premier League. This is my dream and this will happen.”

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