Soccer fans, it’s D.C. United’s turn to enter the ever-churning MLS rumor mill—could former AC Milan and current Ukranian national team striker Andriy Shevchenko join United?
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On Wednesday, D.C. United takes on one of the most storied clubs in soccer history when AC Milan visits RFK Stadium. With studs like Brazil’s Ronaldinho and Pato, Holland’s Clarence Seedorf and Italian legend Inzaghi, it’s not a game to be missed.
Good seats are still available.
Come out early on Wednesday for the best tailgate in town. Food, drinks, corn hole foosball and more begins at 5pm, before a free concert by up-and-comers These United States (described by the New York Times as “superb”) at 6:30pm.
It’s going to be a big night and you’re going to want to be a part of it.
AC Milan, seen here in Baltimore last summer, will play D.C. United at RFKStadium on May 26. (Kyle Gustafson / www.photokyle.com)Rumors have been swirling for some time regarding D.C. United’s plans to host multiple international friendlies this summer at RFK Stadium; all we knew as of this morning was that the club had promised that the visiting team or teams would be of world class quality. On that criteria and to this point, you have…
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