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TETTEY’S SO GLAD TO STAY A CANARY

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 May 2018

NORWEGIAN midfielder Alex Tettey has signed a new two-year contract at Norwich.
Tettey has made 177 appearances for the Canaries since signing from French club Rennes in August 2012, scoring six goals in his six seasons at Carrow Road.
The 32-year-old former Norway international is one of the most experienced players under manager Daniel Farke and has opted to stay, despite his new deal being on significantly reduced wages.
Tettey said: “I’m very happy to have signed because since I’ve been here, I’ve enjoyed myself. It’s been a couple of months where there has...

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