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Beasley Headed To Europe Saturday To Sign Contract
The winger announced his plans via twitter.
Aug 28, 2010 9:00:00 AM
By Allen Ramsey
USA midfielder DaMarcus Beasley said via twitter that he was headed to Europe on Saturday with an inference that he would be signing a new contract.
"Afternoon my friends.. Leavin for europe tomorrow night! Can't wait to be back. When I sign on the dotted line, u ALL will be first to know!" he posted Friday evening.
Beasley had already posted that he would need to start learning a new language, lending some weight to the rumors that the 28-year-old would be joining USA teammate Steve Cherundolo at Hannover 96 in Germany.
Beasley also has reportedly drawn interest from France and Spain after leaving Rangers on a free transfer.
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"Afternoon my friends.. Leavin for europe tomorrow night! Can't wait to be back. When I sign on the dotted line, u ALL will be first to know!" he posted Friday evening.
Beasley had already posted that he would need to start learning a new language, lending some weight to the rumors that the 28-year-old would be joining USA teammate Steve Cherundolo at Hannover 96 in Germany.
Beasley also has reportedly drawn interest from France and Spain after leaving Rangers on a free transfer.
Visit the U.S. national team page on Goal.com for more and join Goal.com USA's Facebook fan page!
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