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Terengganu Lee Andrew Tuck (right) fights for the ball against Kuala Lumpur’s Ryutaro Karube (2nd left) and Mohd Firdaus Mohd Faudzi (left) during the Malaysian Super League at Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium. - MUHAMAD SHAHRIL ROSLI/The Star.

PETALING JAYA: Hard-working Lee Tuck is all pumped up to accomplish a double mission – to be an exemplary player and guide youngsters to shine for Pahang in the Super League.

The Elephants have signed Tuck on a two-year deal and yesterday, the Englishman reported for duty with the team after undergoing a mandatory seven-day quarantine upon arriving from Manchester, England.

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