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Man City's Jesus Navas has put his troubles behind him to hit a high for Blues - Manchester Evening News
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Homesickness thing of past as Jesus Navas settles in well at Manchester City | Daily Mail Online
Jesus Navas on Spain 2010: The most impressive thing about that team was the training; one, two touches all from memory
Might be old news, but TIL Jesus Navas has "chronic homesickness" and anxiety attacks : r/soccer
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Jesus Navas on Spain 2010: "The most impressive thing about that team was the training; one, two touches all from memory" | FourFourTwo
Jesus Navas: I'm not homesick anymore – now I can focus on my football | FourFourTwo
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Jesus Navas on Sevilla return, beating anxiety at Man City & life under Guardiola - The Set Pieces
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Jesus Navas - Bitter and Blue
Jesús Navas to sign for Manchester City from Sevilla for £17m | Manchester City | The Guardian
