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17-year-old Mathis Albert. 🇺🇸 Every touch from his latest Borussia Dortmund match — extremely impressed. His composure, technique and confidence jump off the screen. I can already see him linking with Gio Reyna, Malik Tillman, Sergiño Dest, & Johnny Cardoso. 👏 #USMNT #BVB

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Фото профиля Justin Moran
Justin Moran24 дней назад

Friend, ripping someone else's comp and posting it as your own without giving any credit to them is not a good look.

Фото профиля Pulisic’s Right Ankle
Pulisic’s Right Ankle24 дней назад

Who made this vid?

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USARaiderUSA 🌵24 дней назад

His foot work is excellent and he is very quick. Thought he was reading the game well and clearly very involved. The shot and end product will come more with time. Very promising

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Voros McCracken23 дней назад

It's worth noting that the Pittsburgh Riverhounds would handle this team pretty comfortably. They finished 13th in the Oberliga Hamburg last year. I like the purple though.

Фото профиля Cunningham (Foxhole Guy)
Cunningham (Foxhole Guy)24 дней назад

Gio Reyna first is crazy work

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