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Michael Scully

Damian de Allende on how Munster must come out of their shell to win the big prizes

Damian de Allende believes Munster can end their trophy famine before he leaves in the summer and begin a new era of success for the club.

De Allende could be on his way back to Saitama Wild Knights in Japan, the club he left for the Reds in the summer of 2020, after yesterday confirming he would depart the province - and European rugby - at the end of the season.

The 30-year-old World Cup winner would love to leave behind a legacy in terms of silverware - it is almost 11 years since Munster last lifted a trophy.

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