Reus said: “It was heaven and hell at the same time. It was my first title and of course I wanted to celebrate it differently than with a cruciate ligament injury.”
Marco Reus has said he "would give all [his] money away" to be free of injuries. https://t.co/fuZvni4jgF pic.twitter.com/NZ1gWdFg39
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