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Ibrahima Sy is a new signing for Beira-Mar

Diário de Aveiro3 September 2026 at 16:32

Beira-Mar announced the signing of Ibrahima Sy as a reinforcement for their team. The 23-year-old Senegalese midfielder joins the club to strengthen the midfield sector of the Portuguese team. This signing comes as part of Beira-Mar's strategy to strengthen their squad with young players with potential. Sy is from Senegal and arrives at the club with the aim of contributing to the team's ambitions in the competition they will participate in.

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