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‘Barcelona fans shouldn’t worry’ – Raphinha says he’s spoken with Carlo Ancelotti about Brazil minutes

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Raphinha has urged Barcelona fans not to worry ahead of the upcoming international break and says that Brazil boss Carlo Ancelotti knows how to manage his minutes.

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Raphinha has urged Barcelona fans not to worry ahead of the upcoming international break and says that Brazil boss Carlo Ancelotti knows how to manage his minutes.

The Barcelona captain returned from the last call-up with an injury, leading to concern ahead of the next round of games which will see Brazil head to the Far East for friendlies with Singapore and Japan.

Speaking after signing his new Barcelona contract, Raphinha admits he’s still not 100% but says there’s no reason for supporters to be concerned. > “Ancelotti, as a coach, knows he has to distribute playing time.

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