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Sheffield United and Bolton Wanderers ‘exploring’ deal for ex-Chelsea and Evertong goalkeeper Asmir Begovic – Yorkshire Post

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Asmir Begović is a professional goalkeeper who has played for several English clubs, including Chelsea and Everton. Goalkeepers defend the goal and are part of the team’s last line of defence.

Sheffield United and Bolton Wanderers are English football clubs, based in South Yorkshire and Greater Manchester respectively. A move for Begović would concern their goalkeeping options; clubs may look to sign experienced players to strengthen their squads.

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