England goalkeeper Mary Earps signs multi-year deal with Puma to become the latest high-profile player to leave Adidas after receiving interest from several brands
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Mary Earps, 31, has signed a multi-year contract with kit manufacturer Puma. England's Ellie Roebuck and Khiara Keating are also under contract with Puma. Four points from safety and a favourable run of fixtures Burnley DO have a sniff at the great escape - Listen to the

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