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I Don’t Play Football For Money — Yamal

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Barcelona star Lamine Yamal has revealed that he does not play football for money, but purely out of love for the game. The 19-year-old recently came off a World Cup triumph with Spain and a sensational season with Barcelona. Yamal, widely regarded as the best young player in the world, said he finds more joy [...]

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