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FC Pune City rumoured front-runners to sign Indian U-17 star Komal Thatal

The youngster had earlier rejected moves to the I-League and abroad.

Indian FIFA U-17 World Cup star Komal Thatal could be all set to join the ISL 2017 bandwagon after reports suggest that FC Pune City are front-runners to sign the young forward.

Earlier, it had been reported that he had rejected an offer from a second division club in Turkey as well as a deal from I-League side Minerva Punjab FC with the ambition of playing in the ISL.

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