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Sarr needs time to process collapse of Liverpool move
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Sarr needs time to process collapse of Liverpool move

Crystal Palace forward Ismaila Sarr will need time to process the collapse of his proposed move to Liverpool, says Eagles head coach Pierre Sage.

By AtlasHour DeskPublished 03 Sept, 08:45 pm1 min read
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Crystal Palace forward Ismaila Sarr will need time to process the collapse of his proposed move to Liverpool, says Eagles head coach Pierre Sage.

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