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- ↑ Lecumberre, Marcelo [@TeoremaDeFutbol] (4 July 2024). "Recentlly promoted team Life FC announced the signing of Samoan International Greg Siamoa (20) 🇼🇸 as their first foreign signing for the #CPL2425 Greg was part of the Western United's academy and recently played for Green Gully SC in the NPL Victoria" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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