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Declan Rice reveals he has played through hamstring nerve pain for six months

Declan Rice reveals he has played through hamstring nerve pain for six months
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England midfielder Declan Rice revealed he has been managing hamstring nerve pain for six months while playing a high volume of matches. He described the current football schedule as 'obscene' but remains fit for upcoming tournament play.

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The comments highlight growing concerns among professional athletes regarding player welfare and the physical toll of modern football schedules.

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Declan Rice plays baseball after an England training session. Photograph: Eddie Keogh/The FA/Getty Images View image in fullscreen Declan Rice plays baseball after an England training session. Photograph: Eddie Keogh/The FA/Getty Images England Declan Rice reveals he has played through hamstring nerve pain for six months Midfielder says schedule ‘obscene’ for club and country

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The article focuses on athlete health and scheduling concerns, presenting the player's perspective neutrally.

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