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CARLOS: WE’LL STUDY INCIDENT

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The LeaguePaper Team
4 February 2024

CARLOS Corberan promised West Brom would look into any accusations of racism, following Juninho Bacuna’s claims that he was targeted at the end of the match.
“I cannot speculate what happened there, but it is something I know – if there is an incident our club will always analyse,” said the Baggies boss, who became a dad for the second time on Friday after the birth of son, Dario.
“If there is any antagonistic behaviour, I know my club and my players are always against this type of situation.
“I am in a club that is very proactive to create ...

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