🚨Paulinho ruled out for the first leg of the final
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Toluca will have a very significant loss for the Final.
Less than an hour before the start of the first leg of the Grand Final, it was announced that the Devils will not be able to count on Paulinho
According to some versions on social media, the star striker of Toluca would have been injured, which is why he didn't even make it to the bench at the Ciudad de los Deportes Stadium.
Will the loss of the top scorer weigh heavily?
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