Gazza set for DC

Paul Gascoigne is set for a move to Major League Soccer in America after lining up a trip to Washington.

Tue, 23 Jul, 2002 - 21:26

Paul Gascoigne is set for a move to Major League Soccer in America after lining up a trip to Washington.

The former Newcastle, Tottenham and Lazio star will fly out to the American capital tomorrow where he will link up with fellow Geordie Ray Hudson, coach of DC United.

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