Georgian footballer to continue playing in top Polish team
The Embassy of Poland to Georgia wished Gvalia "great matches, many goals and trophies in new club". Photo: Legia Warszawa
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Georgian football player Valerian Gvilia will continue his career in the Legia Warsaw, one of the most successful Polish football clubs.
#Georgian???????? internat. football player Valerian Gvilia has just signed a 2-year contract with @LegiaWarszawa, top team of #Polish???????? @_Ekstraklasa_
— PLinGEORGIA (@PLinGEORGIA) June 13, 2019
We wish the player great matches, many goals and trophies in new club, to make this step important in his career
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The Embassy of Poland to Georgia wished Gvilia "great matches, many goals and trophies in new club" on Twitter.
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