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Abdul Fatawu says Jamie Vardy advised him on how to beat England at the World Cup

Rahman Osman

14d ago· 6 min readenNews

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Summary

Ghana and Leicester City forward Abdul Fatawu reveals that former Leicester teammate Jamie Vardy has been giving him advice on how to beat England ahead of their World Cup clash. Fatawu, who built a close relationship with Vardy during their time together in the Championship, says Vardy has urged him to bring his best game against England. The article covers Fatawu's admiration for Vardy and the unusual dynamic of a former England international helping an opponent prepare for a World Cup match.

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Abdul Fatawu says he has been taking lessons from Jamie Vardy on how to beat England at the World Cup.

Fatawu, who forged a close relationship with the former Leicester City striker during their time together in the Championship, says Vardy has been speaking to him about Tuesday's World Cup clash.

Vardy has urged him to bring his best game to the fore.

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GHANA and Leicester forward Abdul Fatawu says he has been taking lessons from Jamie Vardy on how to beat England at the World Cup. Fatawu, who forged a close relationship with the former Leicester …

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