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Matthew Futterman

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US National soccer team 2012

World Cup Team USA Preview: The Klinsmann Style

Monday, June 09, 2014

Learn everything you need to know about Team USA as the squad prepares for the World Cup in Brazil. Matthew Futterman, senior special writer at the Wall Street Journal, talks about the evolution of the US men's soccer team's personnel and style of play under its relatively new coach, the German-born Jurgen Klinsmann.