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This is a list of foreign players in the Nepal Super League . [1] The following players:
More specifically,
Club | Player 1 | Player 2 | Player 3 | Former |
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Biratnagar City | Pedro Manzi | Oluwaunmi Somide | Ulrich Siewe | |
Butwal Lumbini | Armand Beadum | William Opoku | Kareem Omolaja | |
Dhangadhi FC | Afeez Oladipo | Ernest Tampi | Franklin Kuete Talla | |
FC Chitwan | Ahmed Mohamed "Bogy" Gaballa | El Sayed Shaaban | Ruddy Mbakop | Goran Jerković |
Kathmandu Rayzrs | Florent Koara | Messouke Olomou | Stephane Samir | |
Lalitpur City | Nurlan Novruzov | Peter Segun | Vilim Posinković | |
Pokhara Thunders | Bidias Raphael | Ketcha Wannick | Moussa Abagana |
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