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RT @goleada_euro: Aleksander Ceferin, presidente da UEFA, sobre o caso de corrupção do Barcelona:
- É uma das situações mais graves que eu já vi no futebol. Não posso comentar diretamente, mas posso dizer algo. Informado, a situação é grave.
đź—ž Ge
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