You Asked?: U.S. International Defender Steve Cherundolo

Goal.com brings you Cherundolo’s responses to your submitted questions.

Jul 6, 2009 11:46:30 AM

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Currently with the U.S. Men’s National Team participating in the Gold Cup, Steve Cherundolo was able to take the time away from training to answer your questions in the latest episode of “You Asked?”

Topics ranging from the USMNT itself to what life is like playing in Germany with Hannover 96, Cherundolo gave his thoughts.
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Click the video below to see his full responses, including a bit of a surprising answer (to some) about which world league he’d most like to play in.

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