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Al Rayyan agree deal with Nilmar
Jul 17, 2012 1:04:00 PM
The Qatari side have confirmed that they have successfully secured the services of the Brazilian attacker from the Yellow Submarine on a four-year deal
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The Brazil international will undergo a medical at the Qatari side on Tuesday, and is expected to ink a four-year deal upon successful completion of his physical tests.
Head coach Diego Aguirre's side beat the likes of Internacional and an unnamed Russian club to the signature of the highly-rated attacker. Nilmar, 28, will be Al Rayyan's third overseas player after Rodrigo Tabata and Cho Yong-Hyung.
The forward had been looking to leave Villarreal after the club's relegation to Spain's Segunda Division last season.
He previously wore the jerseys of Internacional, Olympique Lyonnais and Corinthians.
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