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Gio Reyna was fit, firing for Strasbourg. His latest injury is a heartbreaker
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Frequently injured and inconsistent, Reyna hadn't played much in recent years. That was changing at Strasbourg before another injury struck.
Frequently injured and inconsistent, Reyna hadn't played much in recent years. That was changing at Strasbourg before another injury struck.
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