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Saka thinks water breaks aren't so bad

Bukayo Saka shares his views on water breaks during the World Cup, saying they can be useful but there are times when they are not necessary.

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Saka thinks water breaks aren't so bad

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During a press conference before the group stage match against Croatia, Bukayo Saka received a question about controversial water breaks during the World Cup. The England winger believes that these breaks are sometimes necessary, but other times they are not really necessary. He also did not hesitate to say: 'Do you want me to say something controversial?'

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