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The article discusses the impact of the recent World Cup on Premier League teams, highlighting that squads like Manchester City and Arsenal experienced significant player workloads and minutes. Key players from these clubs played extensively during the tournament, leading to concerns about injuries and the sustainability of the packed football schedule. As the World Cup concludes, players are set for limited rest before the Premier League season resumes, with some facing potential injury setbacks and a compressed schedule.
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