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Lumor Agbenyenu, who is on loan from Portuguese side Sporting Lisbon ended his stint with a well struck volley from outside the box for RCD Mallorca.
The long range strike turned out to be his only goal for Mallorca and helped salvage a 2-2 draw against Osasuna in the process.
The result had no bearings on the destiny of Mallorca as they had already been relegated heading into the final game week.
For Lumor, it was a learning experience as he enjoyed 22 games for the Spanish outfit.
It is unclear whether Mallorca would like to extend the Ghanaian's loan deal. However, it is unlikely he would enjoy the prospect of playing in the Segunda division.
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