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Video - Kevin De Bruyne seen on crutches at documentary premiere

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Video - Kevin De Bruyne seen on crutches at documentary premiere

Sidomex·August 16, 2018·1 min read

Man City start player Kevin De Bruyne appears to have picked up a training injury as he can be seen walking with the aid of crutches at the premiere of City’s new documentary “all or nothing”

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