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French player leaves Club América over racist abuse of his children

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French winger Allan Saint-Maximin reveals he left Club América after his children were subjected to racist abuse while attending school in Mexico. Read More: https://punchng.com/french-player-leaves-club-america-over-racist-abuse-of-his-children/

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