Left to right: Ali Ata of Karachi United; Rizwan Raees Khan of Prospect Pakistan; Swindon Town secretary Jamie White / Image: Prospect Pakistan

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Swindon Town & Karachi United: Cultural exchange or a pointless exercise? The Moonraker breaks down the detail

The issue of linkups with Pakistan football clubs has been the greyest of grey areas for Swindon fans in recent years. So what is this latest agreement all about?

19.07.24, 12:22 7 Min Read

by Sam MorsheadEditor

In July, Swindon Town entered into a memorandum of understanding with a Pakistani football club for the second time in two years.

No wonder, then, that the Town fanbase is somewhat baffled by the whole thing.

Here, The Moonraker attempts to explain what the partnership with Karachi United is, what came before it, and what happens next…

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