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Collin Abranches joins Mumbai FC

| | Sep 17, 2014, at 06:16 am
Mumbai, Sept 16 (IBNS): Mumbai FC have added another player to their ranks in Collin Abranches.

Deputy Vice President of Mumbai FC Atul Badgamia confirmed the signing, "Yes, Collin has been added to our Mumbai FC squad. He is someone who has the hunger to win matches and hence he'll play an important role in the upcoming season."

Collinsaid, "I am very happy on signing for Mumbai FC. I have a lot of trust in the team and in Coach Khalid and Henry."

"My aim is to help my team win trophies. I`m excited to play for the Mumbaikars and I'm sure I’ll have a great time playing at this club," he said.

Collin comes with a good amount of experience having already played over 50 I-League games.
 

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