Versatile Sabitzer is key to Austria's Euro fortunes
With his ability to play in almost any position and coming off a superb club season, Austria's Marcel Sabitzer will carry his country's hopes as they face a mountainous task at Euro 2024.
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With his ability to play in almost any position and coming off a superb club season, Austria's Marcel Sabitzer will carry his country's hopes as they face a mountainous task at Euro 2024.
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