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No hard feelings for Matos before Galbraith reunion

No hard feelings for Matos before Galbraith reunion
BBC Sport Tuesday 11 August 2026, 11:00 UTC 1 min read
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Vitor Matos insists he has no hard feelings towards Ethan Galbraith and says it is down to the midfielder to explain why he swapped Swansea City for Stoke City.

Vitor Matos insists he has no hard feelings towards Ethan Galbraith and says it is down to the midfielder to explain why he swapped Swansea City for Stoke City.
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