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In January 2017, Sammie McLeod appeared to have the world at his feet. He had signed for then Champions Leicester City on a professional contract and was training with the likes of Jamie Vardy and Riyhad Mahrez.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 October 2022

Rebels ace has been made to mature
By Richard Edwards

SO WORTHWHILE: Sammie McLeod, right, is enjoying his football more than ever at Worthing
PICTURE: Mike Gunn

IN January 2017, Sammie McLeod appeared to have the world at his feet. He had signed for then Champions Leicester City on a professional contract and was training with the likes of Jamie Vardy and Riyhad Mahrez.
Forward wind to October 2022. McLeod has swapped the King Power for the rather more earthy surroundings of Woodside Road, home to National League South promotion chasers Worthing. And he couldn’t be happier. McLeod has...

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