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Man City Will Struggle To Win Premier League Without Rodri   –Barry
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Man City Will Struggle To Win Premier League Without Rodri –Barry

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Former Man City star Gareth Barry has disclosed that losing Rodri to Barcelona makes Manchester City’s Premier League title challenge much harder. Recall that Rodri completed a high-profile move to FC Barcelona for a reported £65 million package on a four-year deal. Read Also:Aston Villa Considering Moves For Adarabioyo, Tomori As Konsa Replacement His departure [...]

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