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2014/15 - Lazio Rome - Keita Balde #14 (M) [préparé] signé Taille M Christophe Galtier replaced the Argentine

Name: 2014/15 - Lazio Rome - Keita Balde #14 (M) [préparé] *signé* Taille M Christophe Galtier replaced the Argentine
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2014/15 - Lazio Rome - Keita Balde #14 (M) [préparé] *signé* Taille M Christophe Galtier replaced the Argentine

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2014 15 Lazio Rome Keita Balde #14 (M) [préparé] *signé* Taille M Christophe Galtier replaced the Argentine Christophe Galtier replaced the Argentine coach during the season which ended in the UEFA Cup final after a 2–0 defeat to Dick Advocaat's Zenit

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