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Faitelson responds to Joshua Quesada's conspiracy theory about the Club World Cup

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Faitelson responds to the conspiracy theory of Joshua Quesada about the Club World Cup Mexican sports journalist David Faitelson reacted with an ironic tone and surprised at a theory arising from a television program in Costa Rica, in which it is argued that the Alajuelense Sports League would have been used as a pawn for the Club America of Mexico to access the Club World Cup 2025. Faitelson shared in his Instagram profile a video where it is s…

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Faitelson responds to Joshua Quesada's conspiracy theory about the Club World Cup

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