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La estrella de fútbol de sólo 18 años poniendo a Argentina en lo más alto

Tras fichar por la Juventus, Dalila Ippolito se convirtió en la primera futbolista argentina en jugar en Italia.

Juan Martinez
  • 3 years ago
  • March 17, 2021
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