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Gossip: Cherries consider Burrell move

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  • Published
    24 April 2026

Bournemouth, Wolves and Sunderland are among the clubs interested in signing 25-year-old Queens Park Rangers and Jamaica striker Rumarn Burrell. (Football Insider)

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