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Published 17:38 6 Nov 2017 GMT

Belgium international Mirallas took to social media to update fans on his thoughts on his current situation.
"Thank you for all your messages," Mirallas wrote. "It's a difficult situation for me, but in life there are things much more serious than my personal situation."
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