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Cole Palmer withdraws from England squad with muscle injury

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Chelsea forward Cole Palmer has withdrawn from the England squad for the upcoming UEFA Nations League matches after suffering a muscle injury. Read More: https://punchng.com/cole-palmer-withdraws-from-england-squad-with-muscle-injury/

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