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Ancelotti: Brazil Can’t Replace Neymar
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Ancelotti: Brazil Can’t Replace Neymar

Complete Sports about 1 hour 1 mins read

Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti has disclosed that it will be difficult to replace Neymar in the senior national team. Neymar called time on his international career after this summer’s World Cup, where Brazil were knocked out in the last 16 by Norway. Read Also:Durosinmi Thrilled To Rescue Point For Genk Against Gent In a chat [...]

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