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Adu is on the move again. The US international is but a signature away from a loan deal between his current Portuguese club, the Lisbon based multisports giant Benfica, and his new digs with French Ligue 1 side AS Monaco. Freddy will settle in at Stade Louis II after a growing CV that also includes DC United and Real Salt Lake. After finishing last season's Ligue 1 firmly planted in the middle of the table, I'm sure Ricardo Gomes is looking for Adu to bring some offensive spark to Les...
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Since Freddy Adu is at the top of US Soccer export news, here's a quick video compilation of what AS Monaco are hoping to see from Freddy:
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WASHINGTON - Freddy Adu walked through the familiar old chain link fence, lined with green material and covered in places with unruly ivy, to practice on the same field that...
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Freddy Adu walked through the familiar old chain link fence, lined with green material and covered in places with unruly ivy, to practice on the same field that was part of his daily routine for three years with D.C. United.
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How has the transition from Benfica to Monaco gone? "It took a couple weeks to find out and to know your teammates. I've been doing well. ...
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Freddy Adu is missing from Real Salt Lake so he can visit with Portuguese club Benfica to work out personal terms to complete a transfer.
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Freddy Adu recently joined AS Monaco of the French league on a season-long loan from Portugal’s Benfica, where he started only two matches and scored five goals in 21 appearances last season after his high-profile move from MLS. WASHINGTON - Freddy ...
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