Jordi Alba (Spain):
2006/07 UE Cornellà 15 matches 3 goals
If you find mistakes (of which there must be a lot)
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The LIME Pelican Football Challenge 2012 was a "semi-professional" entreprises tournament. Personally, I don't want to have such teams as they weren't proper clubs just playing a short-term one-time tournament. Norman Forde's club in 2012 was still Youth Milan playing in club football in the Premier League.
Okay thank you.
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Simon Richter (Gambia):
2010/11 season: 18 matches and 0 goals for Fremad Amager
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Subrata Pal (India):
Scored a goal for Pune FC in May 2010
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Ahmed El-Moctar and Ahmed Ahmed (Mauritania) are one and the same player with:
8 caps and 1 goal for Mauritania.
3 club appearances and 3 club goals during the 2023/24 season.
27 club appearances and 13 club goals during the 2024/25 season.
Currently 18 club appearances and 15 club goals during the 2025/26 season.
His full name is Ahmed El Moctar Ahmed but he is also listed as Ahmed El Mokhtar, Ahmed Ahmed, and Ahmed Moctar.
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Nicolas King (Vanuatu):
Also played for Mauriki Port Vila in 2020/21, 2021/22, and 2022/23 seasons (appearances and goals unknown for all 3 seasons).
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Tony Yeboah (Ghana):
Was at Okwawu United Nkawkaw instead of Cornestones Kumasi in 1986.
1988/89: 0 appearances and 0 goals for Okwawu United Nkawkaw as that season saw his move to 1. FC Saarbrücken (Germany).
No less than 40 goals scored in 1986.
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Peter Lamptey (Ghana):
1973: 21 matches and 26 goals for Accra Hearts of Oak as the Ghana Premier League top goalscorer
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Samuel Yeboah (Ghana):
2004: 25 matches and 18 goals for Heart of Lions as the Ghana Premier League top goalscorer
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Asamoah Gyan (Ghana):
In 2003 he scored 10 goals, not 11.
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Dan Owusu (Ghana):
Started at Bofoakwa Tano in 1972.
Ended at Brong Ahafo United in 1980.
Scored 93 career goals across all clubs combined.
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Eric Bekoe (Ghana):
2006/07: 11 goals for Heart of Lions Kpando.
24 appearances for the club between 2005/06 and 2006/07.
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Peter Lamptey (Ghana) update:
1980: 8 goals for Great Olympics Accra
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Per-Mathias Høgmo (Norway/Sapmi):
Played for Gratangen IL where he began in 1973 and was player manager in 1989. No club in 1990 before 1 final year at Tromsø in 1991.
Represented Sapmi in 1991 in Sapmi 2:1 Estonia on 6 July 1991.
