American forward Daryl Dike will leave West Bromwich Albion after 4 1/2 injury-plagued seasons.
A 25-year-old from Edmund, Oklahoma, Dike scored 10 goals in 64 league matches. The team announced his departure Friday.
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American forward Daryl Dike will leave West Brom after 4 1/2 injury-plagued seasons
American forward Daryl Dike will leave West Bromwich Albion after 4 1/2 injury-plagued seasons
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