Manchester City to release digital collectibles through multi-year partnership with Quidd
The collectibles will include “money can’t buy” experiences such as pitch-side seats for exclusive team training events.
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The collectibles will include “money can’t buy” experiences such as pitch-side seats for exclusive team training events.
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