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Saint-Maximin on speaking out after his children were racially abused

Saint-Maximin on speaking out after his children were racially abused
BBC News Friday 11 September 2026, 05:23 UTC 1 min read
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Former Newcastle winger Allan Saint-Maximin says he felt it was important to speak out after his children were racially abused earlier this year in Mexico.

Former Newcastle winger Allan Saint-Maximin says he felt it was important to speak out after his children were racially abused earlier this year in Mexico.
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