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Ruben Dias says he 'draws line' over Maya Jama break-up speculation

Ruben Dias says he 'draws line' over Maya Jama break-up speculation
BBC News Saturday 30 May 2026, 00:35 UTC 1 min read
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The Man City footballer says he usually remains silent on rumours about his personal life, but feels forced to correct the public record.

The Man City footballer says he usually remains silent on rumours about his personal life, but feels forced to correct the public record.
Ruben Dias (PERSON) Maya Jama (PERSON) Man City (LOCATION)
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