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Deutsch: Helmut Haller 1971. Da der Fotograf noch nicht 70 Jahre tot ist, darf das Bild in der deutschsprachigen Wikipedia NICHT verwendet werden! (siehe unten)
Italiano: Helmut Haller
Date tra il 1971
Source http://piepalmi.blogspot.com/2011/09/helmut-haller-un-nome-un-dribbling.html
Author sconosciuto (presunto Salvatore Giglio fotografo ufficiale all'epoca della Juventus)

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