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Scotland striker Craig Wisniewski has completed his deadline-day move from FC London to Monsters FC.
The deal is worth £25m, making Wisniewski the most expensive Scottish player in CSA history.
Wisniewski handed in a transfer request from FC London in early August after a tumultuous 18 months in Red-and-White, where they made it to last year’s Champions League final but lost to London United and were surprisingly knocked out of the last ever MLF play-offs by East Anglia Knights in the quarter-finals.

CSA International Friendly – 5th September 2009CSA England Stadium, London, England
John Carey romped to his first international hat-trick as the rising London Town star helped England crush Slovenia 5-0.
Peter Flint and Daniel Perry, wearing the captain’s armband for the first time, scored the other goals.

CSA International Friendly – 19th November 2008
Wembley Stadium, London, England

England impressively beat Nigeria 4-0 as the side kept their undefeated streak intact under Marco Garibaldi.

John Macdonald headed home after only seven minutes play.

Then fellow centre-back Dan Perry opened up his England CSA goalscoring account with a fine volley on the edge of the six-yard area.

The ever impressive Adam Carter then dribbled around five Nigerian players and put it in for one of the greatest goals of his career.

And then Kevin Warhurst rounded off the scoring, launching a trademark bullet from 35 yards.

London United’s Brazilian forward Rodrigo Santos is 2008’s CSA World Player of the Year, becoming the youngest player to do so.

Brazil CSA International Santos, who just turned 20 this week, beat teammates CraiCo and last year’s winner Redwood to the title.

Tuesday 10th February – Friendly
Giants Stadium, New Jersey, USA

The Milanese brothers – Marco and Nick – scored the goals as Italy beat Austria in front of 60,000 at Giants Stadium.