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VIDEO: Legendary USMNT goalkeeper Tim Howard receives iconic red jacket as he's inducted into U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame

Legendary USMNT goalkeeper Tim Howard was inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame Saturday.

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  • Tim Howard inducted into HOF
  • Legendary goalkeeper handed red coat
  • Now an anchor for NBS Sports Soccer

  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    His incredible storied career for club and country saw him earn the honors of being handed an iconic red coat Saturday, with his name forever ingrained in soccer history.

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  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Howard began his career in 1998 with the New York Red Bulls before earning a move to Manchester United in the English Premier League in 2003. He transferred to Everton in 2006, where he would go on to make 400 appearances for the Toffees before returning stateside to end his career. For the U.S. men's national team, Howard made 121 appearances, leading them between the sticks for 17 years.

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  • WHAT HOWARD SAID

    The goalkeeper spoke at length of his "desire to be the greatest goalkeeper this country (USA) has ever seen," in a statement during his induction.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR HOWARD AND THE USMNT?

    The NBC Sports Soccer analyst will continue his role with the media company as the Premier League season winds down. The USMNT, meanwhile, will be gearing up for the 2024 summer Copa America.

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