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Club Brief3h ago4 min read

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Nice briefing: how Evann Guessand is setting the tempo in Ligue 1.

Nice now has enough seeded squad depth to analyse shape, rotations, and who is carrying the cleanest actions between the boxes.

NIC Evann Guessand Youssouf Ndayishimiye

Nice briefing: how Evann Guessand is setting the tempo in Ligue 1.

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Evann Guessand

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