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Tuesday 08 June 2010 9:25 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 9:20 am

Nani blow for Portugal

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PORTUGAL have been dealt a massive blow after winger Nani was ruled out of the World Cup with an injury to his collarbone. The Manchester United star picked up the injury while training in Lisbon on Friday before the team jetted off to South Africa.

Nani, who scored three goals during qualifying for Carlos Queiroz’s side, has been replaced in the squad by Benfica’s Ruben Amorim.

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