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Al-Hilal Omdurman president arrives in Kigali ahead of African match

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Al-Hilal Omdurman president Hisham al-Sobat has arrived in Kigali and begun a series of meetings. He has also reviewed the Sudanese club’s preparations for its next African competition match, according to a statement published on the club’s official Facebook page.

The president of Sudanese club Al-Hilal Omdurman, Hicham al-Sobat, has arrived in Kigali to monitor his team’s preparations for an African football match, Bajnews reports, citing the club’s official website.

According to a post on the club’s Facebook page, Hicham al-Sobat has begun a series of meetings in Kigali and has reviewed the team’s preparations for the match. The club did not give the match date or the name of the opponent in the post.

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