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Eddie Salcedo is a product of the Inter system, but never made his debut for the main team of the Milan club, spending most of his career on loan at various clubs in Italy, Spain and Greece.
Rubin Kazan signed a contract with 24-year-old Italian striker Eddie Salcedo. This was reported by Sport Express with reference to the press service of the Kazan club.
The labor agreement runs until 2027 with an option to extend for another season. The forward joined the team as a free agent. At Rubin, Salcedo will wear number ten.
Last season, the Italian played 36 matches for the Greek OFI in all competitions, in which he scored 13 goals and provided three assists. In total, the striker played 67 matches for the Greek club, scored 19 goals and made five assists.
Salcedo was owned by Inter from 2018 to 2025. The Milan club acquired him from Genoa in 2019 for 10 million euros. The forward never made his debut for the Inter main team, going on loan 10 times to various Italian, Spanish and Greek clubs.

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