Devlin opens up on 'too stressful' Hearts exit for Rangers
Cammy Devlin says it was "too stressful" to head to the World Cup with his club future still to be decided - although the extra time taken did lead to a move to Rangers.
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"It was too stressful. It was hard just being in the moment being at the World Cup and dealing with all that and the noise around it, and my dad asking me every day what's going on."
— Cammy Devlin , Athlete
"Hearts is such a special football club and I will be forever grateful for giving me the opportunity to play football outside Australia."
— Cammy Devlin , Athlete
"Being a Rangers player is super special and something I never thought would happen."
— Cammy Devlin , Athlete
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Cammy Devlin says it was "too stressful" to head to the World Cup with his club future still to be decided - although the extra time taken did lead to a move to Rangers.
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