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Wales U21s call up record-breaking Anyadike and Red Devils' Munro

Wales U21s call up record-breaking Anyadike and Red Devils' Munro
BBC Wales Thursday 17 September 2026, 14:02 UTC 1 min read
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Wales Under-21s give first call-ups to record-breaking Cardiff City defender Noah Anyadike and Manchester United's Reece Munro.

Wales Under-21s give first call-ups to record-breaking Cardiff City defender Noah Anyadike and Manchester United's Reece Munro.
Wales U21s (PERSON) Anyadike (LOCATION) Munro Wales Under-21s (LOCATION) Cardiff City (LOCATION) Noah Anyadike (PERSON) Manchester United's (LOCATION) Reece Munro (PERSON)
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