Ligue des champions : Draxler perdu à Paris, relancé à Benfica ?

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Ligue des champions : Draxler perdu à Paris, relancé à Benfica ?

DÉCRYPTAGE – Prêté à Benfica pour la saison en cours, l'international allemand de 29 ans retrouve son ancienne équipe ce mercredi (21h), en C1. Comme on se retrouve… Il y a à peine plus d'un mois, Julian Draxler était encore un joueur du PSG. Aujourd'hui, c'est en tant que membre du Benfica Lisbonne qu'il va

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