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April 19, 2018PLoS ONEOpen Access

The relative age effect is larger in Italian soccer top-level youth categories and smaller in Serie A

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PBPaolo Riccardo BrustioDepartment of Medical SciencesCLCorrado LupoUniversity of TurinAUAlexandru Nicolae UngureanuDepartment of Medical Sciences

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