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Raphinha takes veiled jab at Ballon d’Or after becoming LaLiga Player of the Year: ‘My work is being valued’

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While Raphinha was lighting up the field whenever he played, fans felt that he was not getting the recognition he deserved. That has now changed with the Brazillian forward getting the LaLiga Player of the Year 2024/25 award.

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