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MAX NOW LIVING A NEW LIFE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 July 2020

GOALKEEPER Max Stryjek has opted to further his career north of the border with Scottish Premiership club Livingstone.
Polish-born Stryjek proved a hugely popular figure at the Silverlake Stadium, making 58 appaearances in two separate spells for the club.
However, he turned down a new deal to stay with Ben Strevens’ side and instead announced he was to leave the club last month to further his career.
Now the 24-year-old Polish Under-19 international - who joined Eastleigh as Sunderland’s No.2 stopper - has joined the Scottish Premiership Lions on a three-year deal.

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