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USA Soccer’s Balogun Returns To Action For Monaco

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago ·Updated 1d ago

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Folarin Balogun ends his goal drought and replaces the injured Ansu Fati on the Monaco squad. See what this means for the USMNT star's future.

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