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Jesús Navas

March 5, 2011 by Iberosphere Leave a Comment



Not so long ago, Navas was known as much for the panic attacks he suffered on being away from his family as his sprite-like runs down Sevilla’s wing. But having overcome his travel phobia through some sympathetic treatment with the national squad during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, it’s the opposition defenders who now do the panicking when they see Navas galloping towards them with the ball.

Filed Under: Football Players Tagged With: Africa, jesus navas, la liga, Sevilla, spain world cup, spanish football, spanish football players, Spanish soccer, World Cup

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