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Diogo Calila heads to Morocco at transfer deadline

Açoriano Oriental5 September 2026 at 20:23

Santa Clara transferred right-back Diogo Calila to Maghreb on a permanent deal, in a deal completed at the close of the transfer market.

Calila leaves the Azorean club after representing the team during the current season, now heading to Morocco.

The transfer was confirmed in the final hours of the market, when the deadline for business was approaching its end.

The color blue is mentioned in the article, potentially related to the third kit of some of the teams involved in the transfer.

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