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    The World Cup stars whose club futures are uncertain - The Athletic - The New York Times

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    USMNT’s 30 for 2030: The holdover stars and new players in frame for the next World Cup - The Athletic - The New York Times

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    U.S. soccer’s ‘pay-to-play’ problem: The lightning-rod issue explained in a World Cup context - The Athletic - The New York Times

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