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The former U.S. international and Serie A defender is full of praise for Oguchi Onyewu's transfer to AC Milan.
When the news of Oguchi Onyewu's signing with Italian giants AC Milan broke, former US star Alexi Lalas smiled. The only American international to play in Serie A in the modern era, Lalas was pleased to see another compatriot finally get a chance in Italy's top league and believes the Rossoneri's decision to sign Onyewu was very intelligent. Click to continue reading...

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BY DYLAN BUTLER

WASHINGTON, D.C. --� As news of Oguchi Onyewu's move to AC Milan on a free transfer reached the U.

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US defender Oguchi Onyewu has joined AC Milan on a three-year contract. A big deal, since no American has touched Serie A ground in 13 years - plus it's not everyday ay player joins AC Milan. The last one to play in Italy was Alexi Lalas, who played for Padova from 94-96.

Milan acquired Onyewu from Standard Liege in Belgium.

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After a summer of speculation about where he may wind up, Oguchi Onyewu has signed with one of the biggest clubs in Europe.

Onyewu has signed with AC Milan, joining the Italian giants on a free transfer. Milan announced the signing on its club website.

A standout for Standard Liege over the past five seasons, Onyewu left the Belgian club after helping lead Liege to a pair of Jupiler League championships.

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On the heels of the success obtained by the US National Team at the Confederations Cup in South Africa, followed much speculation about which American players would benefit with big, exciting, or interesting new contracts. This morning American footy fans woke to the news that Oguchi Onyewu, a center back, has signed a 3 year deal with AC Milan. Click to continue reading...

After much speculation and interest from over a dozen clubs, US and Standard Liege defender Oguchi Onyewu has just signed a 3-year deal to join AC Milan. He will be the first American to play in Serie A since Alexis Lalas played for Padova from 1994-1996.
Gooch's move to Milan makes much sense when one considers that the Rossaneri's ageing back line was overdue for renewal, especially given the retirement of longtime great Paolo Maldini. Click to continue reading...

American midfielder Danny Szetela and his Brescia teammates have a chance to earn promotion to Serie A if they can get past Livorno in a home and away playoff.
The first leg will be played tomorrow on June 14 in Brescia with the return leg on June 20 in Livorno. In the Italian playoff scheme, away goals do not apply so if tied on aggregate goals, the higher seeded team (Livorno) is be promoted. Click to continue reading...

So as we know by now, 18 year old phenom Mario Balotelli finally received his Italian citizenship at a ceremony at the town hall in Concesio, near Brescia. Everyone is happy, or at least most people are happy. One person who is not on the jovial side is Lumezzane president Renzo Cavagna. For those of you not familiar with Lumezzane and are currently staring into space with a puzzled look saying "Lume-what?

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SF over at he The Offisde Rules has fun today mocking the Los Angeles Galaxy for strutting their stuff as though they were some super club. I love it. It's as though Lalas and the rest of the folks at AEG think they've turned the Los Angeles Galaxy into the new New York Cosmos. They got Beckahm and now Ruud Gullit so.

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