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ACE JOVON’S RETURN IS HUGE BOOST

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The LeaguePaper Team
13 September 2026

SO PROLIFIC has Mo Toure been for Norwich over the past six months that it’s easy to forget just how impressive Jovon Makama was before being sidelined by a foot injury in February.
His return to action in the Canaries’ 2-1 victory over Birmingham on Wednesday evening provided a timely reminder.
Makama didn’t score, but he frightened the life out of the Blues’ backline during a sparkling 30-minute cameo at Carrow Road.
Whether it was his deceptively nimble feet, his incisive bursts down the channel or his crafty hold-up play, the 22-year-old brought a lit...

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