Raul Asencio rejeitou Liverpool e Chelsea?

Sim, o defesa do Real Madrid Raul Asencio rejeitou o interesse de transferência de Liverpool e Chelsea neste verão, segundo o Marca.

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Raul Asencio rejeita Liverpool e Chelsea

O defesa do Real Madrid Raul Asencio rejeitou o interesse de Liverpool e Chelsea neste verão, segundo o Marca. O meio de comunicação espanhol relata que o jovem central recusou as abordagens de ambos os clubes da Premier League para permanecer no Bernabéu.

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