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Players change clubs for many reasons, including seeking more playing time, a new challenge, or better wages. For Trent Alexander-Arnold, a lack of starts under Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid might be a factor in his future. Curtis Jones' move to Inter Milan, where he is thriving, shows how a change of scenery can revitalise a player's career.
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