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Nagelsmann: Musiala, Sané, Pavlovic and Raum "not 100 percent"

Ahead of the Euros, Julian Nagelsmann has revealed that Jamal Musiala, Leroy Sané, Aleksandar Pavlovic and David Raum are currently “not 100 percent”.

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