Bob Bradley: Swansea appointment a turning point for football in the US

New Swansea manager Bob Bradley believes his appointment signals an important moment for football in the United States.

Bob Bradley: Swansea appointment a turning point for football in the US
Tue, 04 Oct, 2016 - 10:16

New Swansea manager Bob Bradley believes his appointment signals an important moment for football in the United States.

Bradley will become the first American to manage in the Premier League following Swansea's decision to sack Francesco Guidolin and replace him with the 58-year-old former USA boss.

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