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Garba Lawal backs Zaidu Sanusi for Porto exit

Samuel Areo
Last updated: August 7, 2025 9:58 am
Samuel Areo
Published: August 7, 2025
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Former Nigerian international Garba Lawal has backed Super Eagles defender Zaidu Sanusi to consider making a move away from FC Porto during this summer transfer window,  www.aclsports.com reports.

Sanusi, who has faced a challenging year due to recurring injuries, has now been made available for transfer by Porto. Reports suggest that clubs from both Spain and England are showing interest in securing his services.

Commenting on the transfer speculation, Lawal expressed that a move away from the Portuguese side might be just what Sanusi needs to regain his best form.

“Injuries have been unkind to Zaidu, even though injuries are part of the game,” Lawal told Footy-Africa. “I heard Porto are looking to sell him, and I think it is time to also move on. He is a very good defender who can also play as a wing-back, so it should not be hard for him to find a club. But if Porto want to sell him, then he can move.”

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“I really wish he can stay in Portugal because that is where he has been basically all his career, and he speaks the language well, so it will be easier there. However, Spain and LaLiga is also a fantastic option for him if the club can get the deal done. It will be a great move, playing in Spain, which is similar to Portugal. I hope he gets a move and starts playing again.”

Sanusi joined Porto from Santa Clara in 2020 and has since surpassed 100 appearances for the Dragons, playing a key role in their domestic title triumphs. However, several injuries over the past year have left him surplus to requirements at the club.

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