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Music Hello and welcome to the Football for Kits podcast with me, Darren Riss.

It's time for another Patreon and Apple Podcast subscriber only episode.

This time we're doing an episode on a player who is definitely going to become a big name in the sport of football.

And that, of course, is the Argentinian slash Spanish Manchester United player Alejandro Garnacho.

So, as this is a super listener episode, we don't do any shoutouts. We just get straight in to the episode.

Now, in the start of this episode, in the intro, you heard me say the Argentinian slash Spanish Manchester United player Garnacho.

The reason I said that is because, well, two things really.

Firstly, Garnacho was actually born in Madrid in Spain on the 1st of July in 2004,

and he was born to an Argentine mother and a Spanish father.

Garnacho has always been inspired by the Argentinian style of football and football as a whole,

especially as his father was a footballer as well.

He didn't make it anywhere near the level that Garnacho has already,

but it said that he was a decent footballer with a great passion for the game.

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