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Icardi Hit With 73-Year Driving Ban In Argentina

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Argentina striker Mauro Icardi has found himself at the center of a bizarre administrative storm, handed a staggering 73-year driving ban that effectively disqualifies him from driving until the year 2099. According to Daily Mail, the unusual punishment was triggered after a video posted online by his girlfriend caught the attention of authorities. The clip [...]

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