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Canada's Kone grateful for support after surgery

Canada's Kone grateful for support after surgery
BBC Sport Friday 19 June 2026, 17:49 UTC 1 min read
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Canada midfielder Ismael Kone thanks his team-mates and fans for their support after having surgery on a broken leg.

Canada midfielder Ismael Kone thanks his team-mates and fans for their support after having surgery on a broken leg.
Canada (LOCATION) Kone (PERSON) Ismael Kone (PERSON)
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