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RBNY adds striker Luyindula

 

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Red Bull New York announced Tuesday that it has signed striker Peguy Luyindula, who will be added to the club's roster pending the receipt of his P-1 Visa.

Luyindula was most recently with renowned French side PSG, where he has played since 2007. The 33-year-old previously enjoyed stints with French powerhouses Lyon and Marseille.

"Peguy has a good pedigree as a forward who has played for many years in Europe and has now returned to full fitness," said Red Bulls Sporting Director Andy Roxburgh. "He is technically very good and his movements on the pitch are impressive. We are happy to add him to our roster."

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