LAFC set to send Diego Rossi to Turkish club Fenerbahce ...Middle East

The loan transfer between LAFC and the Istanbul-based club, which is likely to become permanent, runs through April and is considered the Uruguayan’s first step toward a long-term move to Europe.

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