USMNT's Ricardo Pepi suffers broken arm scoring for PSV - ESPN
United States striker Ricardo Pepi suffered a broken forearm while in action for PSV Eindhoven on Saturday and is set to be sidelined for two months, the Dutch club announced.
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United States striker Ricardo Pepi suffered a broken forearm while in action for PSV Eindhoven on Saturday and is set to be sidelined for two months, the Dutch club announced.
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