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Folarin Balogun takes a first, tiny step toward moving on from a calamitous summer

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The GuardianFolarin Balogun takes a first, tiny step toward moving on from a calamitous summer
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The USMNT striker scored his first goal since the World Cup in a losing effort against Paris FC. Could it lead to something more? Before this weekend, the last time Folarin Balogun scored was in the United States’ 2-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina at…

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