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Ex-USMNT star Johnson to train 3-year-old removed from Florida soccer game
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Former USMNT player Eddie Johnson said Monday his soccer academy would train the 3-year-old boy who was removed from a youth soccer program in Florida, after tensions centered on the boy's outstanding play boiled over last weekend.
Former USMNT player Eddie Johnson said Monday his soccer academy would train the 3-year-old boy who was removed from a youth soccer program in Florida, after tensions centered on the boy's outstanding play boiled over last weekend.
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