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Peter Ademo, a midfielder, arrived in Madrid, Spain, and successfully passed his medical examination at Quirónsalud hospital in Zaragoza on Friday morning. He was unable to attend a friendly match between Real Zaragoza and the reserve team due to the tests. The team has Saturday off after the first week of training, so Ademo will join the group dynamic on Sunday, when the team is scheduled to travel to Boltaña for a training camp. Ademo was the last player to arrive due to a bureaucratic problem that delayed his arrival, along with Samed Bazdar, who had an extra week off due to the World Cup and a subsequent extension to facilitate his sale.
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Madrid / Zaragoza – Midfielder Peter Ademo arrived in Spain yesterday and successfully passed his medical examination this Friday morning at the Quirónsalud hospital in Zaragoza.
Ademo was unable to attend the friendly match between Real Zaragoza and the reserve team at the Ciudad Deportiva on Friday, as he was undergoing medical tests. With the team enjoying a day off on Saturday after the first week of training, the midfielder is expected to join group training on Sunday, coinciding with the scheduled trip to Boltaña for the training camp.
Ademo was the last player to arrive at the club due to a bureaucratic issue that delayed his transfer. He joins Samed Bazdar, who was granted an extra week off following the World Cup — a break later extended to facilitate efforts to accelerate his sale.
Source: El Periódico de Aragón
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Peter Ademo Passes Medical Examination with Real Zaragoza