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'''Emmanuel Olisadebe''' (born [[December 22]], [[1978]] in Warri, Nigeria) is a Polish [[football (soccer)|football]] striker. He became a citizen of Poland after he spent many years playing for Polonia Warszawa and he also played for the national team. Now he is playing for [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]].

In 2002, with 8 goals, he broke the record for the greatest number of goals scored by a Polish player in the World Cup (9, of which 8 in the elimination round). Previously the honor belonged to Grzegorz Lato for World Cup 1974 with 8 (of which 7 in the finals in Munich).

He was a strong contender for the FIFA World Footballer of the Year 2001.

[[Category:1978 births|Olisadebe, Emmanuel]]
[[Category:Football Players|Olisadebe, Emmanuel]]

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	'''Emmanuel Olisadebe''' (born [[December 22]], [[1978]] in Warri, Nigeria) is a Polish [[football (soccer)\|football]] striker. He became a citizen of Poland after he spent many years playing for Polonia Warszawa and has also played for the Polish national team.		'''Emmanuel Olisadebe''' (born [[December 22]], [[1978]] in Warri, Nigeria) is a Polish [[football (soccer)\|football]] striker. He became a citizen of Poland after he spent many years playing for Polonia Warszawa and has also played for the Polish national team.

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	After playing for [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]], Olisadebe transferred to Portsmouth of the Premier League. On [[August 10]], [[2006]], he signed a two-year contract with [[SKODA Xanthi FC]] but moved in the summer of [[2007]] to [[Cyprus]] to play for [[APOP Kinyra Pegia FC]].		After playing for [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]], Olisadebe transferred to Portsmouth of the Premier League. On [[August 10]], [[2006]], he signed a two-year contract with [[SKODA Xanthi FC]] but moved in the summer of [[2007]] to [[Cyprus]] to play for [[APOP Kinyra Pegia FC]].
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		+	Afterwards, Olisadebe moved to China to play for Henan Construction. He moved back to [[Greece]] for the [[2012]] season to play for [[Vyzas Megara FC\|Vyzas Megara]]. He failed to make any league appearances before moving to [[Veria FC]] in the January transfer period.

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-'''Emmanuel Olisadebe''' (born [[December 22]], [[1978]] in Warri, Nigeria) is a Polish [[football (soccer)|football]] striker. He became a citizen of Poland after he spent many years playing for Polonia Warszawa and he also played for the national team. After playing for [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]], Olisadebe transferred to Portsmouth of the Premier League.
+'''Emmanuel Olisadebe''' (born [[December 22]], [[1978]] in Warri, Nigeria) is a Polish [[football (soccer)|football]] striker. He became a citizen of Poland after he spent many years playing for Polonia Warszawa and has also played for the Polish national team.
-On August 10, 2006, he signed a two-year contract with [[SKODA Xanthi FC]].
 [[Category:1978 births|Olisadebe, Emmanuel]]
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−	'''Emmanuel Olisadebe''' (born [[December 22]], [[1978]] in Warri, Nigeria) is a Polish [[football (soccer)\|football]] striker. He became a citizen of Poland after he spent many years playing for Polonia Warszawa and he also played for the national team. After playing for [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]], Olisadebe transferred to Portsmouth of the Premier League.	+	'''Emmanuel Olisadebe''' (born [[December 22]], [[1978]] in Warri, Nigeria) is a Polish [[football (soccer)\|football]] striker. He became a citizen of Poland after he spent many years playing for Polonia Warszawa and he also played for the national team. After playing for [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]], Olisadebe transferred to Portsmouth of the Premier League.
		+	On August 10, 2006, he signed a two-year contract with [[SKODA Xanthi FC]].

	In 2002, with 8 goals, he broke the record for the greatest number of goals scored by a Polish player in the World Cup (9, of which 8 in the elimination round). Previously the honor belonged to Grzegorz Lato for World Cup 1974 with 8 (of which 7 in the finals in Munich).		In 2002, with 8 goals, he broke the record for the greatest number of goals scored by a Polish player in the World Cup (9, of which 8 in the elimination round). Previously the honor belonged to Grzegorz Lato for World Cup 1974 with 8 (of which 7 in the finals in Munich).

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−	'''Emmanuel Olisadebe''' (born [[December 22]], [[1978]] in Warri, Nigeria) is a Polish [[football (soccer)\|football]] striker. He became a citizen of Poland after he spent many years playing for Polonia Warszawa and he also played for the national team. ~~Now he is~~ playing for [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]].	+	'''Emmanuel Olisadebe''' (born [[December 22]], [[1978]] in Warri, Nigeria) is a Polish [[football (soccer)\|football]] striker. He became a citizen of Poland after he spent many years playing for Polonia Warszawa and he also played for the national team. After playing for [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]], Olisadebe transferred to Portsmouth of the Premier League.

	In 2002, with 8 goals, he broke the record for the greatest number of goals scored by a Polish player in the World Cup (9, of which 8 in the elimination round). Previously the honor belonged to Grzegorz Lato for World Cup 1974 with 8 (of which 7 in the finals in Munich).		In 2002, with 8 goals, he broke the record for the greatest number of goals scored by a Polish player in the World Cup (9, of which 8 in the elimination round). Previously the honor belonged to Grzegorz Lato for World Cup 1974 with 8 (of which 7 in the finals in Munich).