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Raphael Varane believes heading the ball has 'damaged' his body

Oscar SandersBy Oscar SandersFeatures  / a year agoManchester United defender Raphael Varane believes his body has been "damaged" due to effects of continually heading the ball.
Raphael Varane believes heading the ball has 'damaged' his body
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