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Australia’s refugee-born footballers set to make their mark at FIFA World Cup 2026
Forwards Mohamed Toure and Nestory Irankunda, alongside experienced winger Awer Mabil, represent a generation of footballers whose families fled conflict in Africa before building new lives in Australia.
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