Super Eagles’ Benjamin Fredrick returns after nine-month injury layoff
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- Nigeria defender Benjamin Fredrick returned to competitive football after a nine-month absence caused by a meniscus injury.
- He played for Brentford Under-21 in their 5-1 Premier League 2 victory over Sunderland Under-21.
- Fredrick suffered the injury during a loan spell at Belgian club FC Dender in November and required surgery.
Nigeria international defender Benjamin Fredrick has returned to competitive action after a nine-month injury absence.
Fredrick featured for Brentford Under-21 in a 5-1 Premier League 2 win over Sunderland Under-21. He had suffered a meniscus injury in November while on loan with Belgian club FC Dender, and the injury required surgery.
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