Published 13 days ago

Denis Prychynenko passed up more lucrative offers from Kazakhstan and Japan for KSC Lokeren-Temse: “I got confirmation of my choice in the derby”

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KSC Lokeren-Temse starts the second part of the competition on Friday evening with a home match against KAS Eupen. Newcomer Denis Prychynenko also knows what the task is: keep at least one team behind him in the ranking and ensure survival.

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Denis Prychynenko passed up more lucrative offers from Kazakhstan and Japan for KSC Lokeren-Temse: “I got confirmation of my choice in the derby”

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