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UNLUCKY OSENI SET FOR FURTHER TIME OUT

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The LeaguePaper Team
4 October 2026

LEAGUE ONE By Chris Dunlavy

BLOW: Owen Oseni

PLYMOUTH striker Owen Oseni could be out until December after suffering a setback on his return from injury.
The Nigeria international - who scored ten goals in 32 games for the Pilgrims last term - missed the first month of the season after sustaining a thigh injury at the beginning of August.
Oseni returned to action with substitute appearances in League One games against Doncaster and Barnsley, and made his first start of the campaign in last week’s 5-1win over Crystal Palace U21s in the Jersey Mike’s Trophy.
However, ...

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