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Former MLS Winger Khano Smith Joins Lincoln City
Khano Smith has joined League Two side Lincoln City on a short-term deal.
Oct 23, 2009 11:43:47 PM
Waived by the New York Red Bulls in July, Khano Smith has found a new home with England's Lincoln City.
The Bermudan winger spent five weeks on trial with the League Two club before earning a short-term contract. The deal lasts to the New Year and makes Smith the first permanent signing of new Lincoln manager Chris Sutton.
The 28-year-old played, most notably, for three and a half years with the New England Revolution in Major League Soccer, reaching the MLS Cup final three seasons in a row.
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The Bermudan winger spent five weeks on trial with the League Two club before earning a short-term contract. The deal lasts to the New Year and makes Smith the first permanent signing of new Lincoln manager Chris Sutton.
The 28-year-old played, most notably, for three and a half years with the New England Revolution in Major League Soccer, reaching the MLS Cup final three seasons in a row.
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For more on Major League Soccer, visit Goal.com's MLS page
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