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- ↑ Samuel Anini Junior siirtyy Helsingin Jalkapalloklubiin, 28 June 2019, PKKU
- ↑ Samuel Anini jr. lainapestistään: "Kova kilpailu kehittää", veikkausliiga.com, 2 Jun 2022
- ↑ Anini jr jatkoopimukseen ja lainalle IFK Mariehamniin, hjk.fi, 10 Feb 2023
- ↑ IFK lånar HJK-anfallare, Ålandstidningen, 10 Feb 2023
- ↑ Anini jr sänkte SJK, Ålandstidningen, 18 Mar 2023
- ↑ Anini jr, HJK