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Moffi's Scoring Touch to Return, Says Porto Legend Bruno Moraes

Moffi's Scoring Touch to Return, Says Porto Legend Bruno Moraes

Former FC Porto striker Bruno Moraes has expressed confidence that Super Eagles forward Terem Moffi will soon rediscover his scoring touch, and believes the Nigerian needs time to fully integrate into new team.

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Former FC Porto striker Bruno Moraes has expressed confidence that Super Eagles forward Terem Moffi will soon rediscover his scoring touch, insisting the Nigerian needs time to fully integrate into his new team. Moraes, a legend at Porto, believes Moffi's talent and experience will ultimately shine through. He attributes Moffi's struggles to an adjustment period, adding that with patience and support from coaches and teammates, the forward is likely to regain his form soon. As Moffi continues to navigate his new surroundings, Moraes' backing could provide a significant boost to his career.

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