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Nyaupembe makes Stalybridge move

The commanding center back broke into Bury’s first team towards the end of last season.

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Stalybridge Celtic have dipped into the transfer market to sign young Bury defender Dougie Nyaupembe on loan until the end of the season. 
Nyaupembe has been at Bury since Under-13 level and after progressing through the age groups, was made captain for Shakers; Lancashire Senior Cup Final success against Fleetwood last season.
The commanding defender earned his place in the First Team squad at the end of last season, coming on as a second half minute substitute in the final game of the season at AFC Wimbledon.
Earlier this season, he joined Hyde United on a short-term development loan, playing once in their 0-0 away draw at AFC Marine.
Stalybirdge are currently sitting in 11th place in the Northern Premier League table following their 1-0 win over Hednesford over the weekend.

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