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STARLET PAUL IS GLAT ALL ROVER!

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 January 2022

By Jack Lacey-Hatton

LEARNING CURVE: Tranmere’s Paul Glatzel shields the ball against Newport County
PICTURE: Alamy

TRANMERE Rovers’ on-loan forward Paul Glatzel believes his past injury struggles have made him a stronger player.
The 20-year-old striker suffered two huge injury blows over the last few years at parent club Liverpool, but this season is finally getting a taste of senior football at the League Two high-fliers.
Glatzel, a Scouser born to German parents, tore his anterior cruciate knee ligaments in a pre-season friendly for the Reds in the summer of 2019, sidelining him f...

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