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PSG tracking Rennes’ Cameroonian full-back Aboubakar Nagida

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Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly tracking Aboubakar Nagida, a 19-year-old Cameroonian full-back at Rennes, according to the PSGInside-Actu website. The defender is reportedly among the players being monitored by the Paris club, but no recruitment approach has been announced in the information reported by Actu Cameroun.

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