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Norwich boss Philippe Clement vows not even ‘crazy money’ will buy striker Mohamed Toure

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Norwich boss Philippe Clement vows not even ‘crazy money’ will buy striker Mohamed Toure

A $28 million Turkish offer couldn’t prise in-form Socceroo Mohamed Toure from his English club Norwich City.

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