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Gordon Fits Barcelona Style Of Play Better Than Rashford   —Deco
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Gordon Fits Barcelona Style Of Play Better Than Rashford —Deco

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Barcelona sporting director Deco said the club signed Anthony Gordon over Marcus Rashford because he fits the team’s style of play better. Rashford scored 14 goals for Barça last season as they won LaLiga and the Spanish Supercopa, but the Spanish champions opted against taking up a €30 million ($34.8m) option to make the deal [...]

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