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Pochettino left in tears on leaving US job - 'Most difficult decision'

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Pochettino left in tears on leaving US job - 'Most difficult decision'
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New Manchester United boss Mauricio Pochettino was very emotional when thanking the US Soccer Federation.

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  • Pochettino left in tears on leaving US job - 'Most difficult decision'.
  • New Manchester United boss Mauricio Pochettino was very emotional when thanking the US Soccer Federation.
  • New Manchester United boss Mauricio Pochettino was very emotional when thanking the US Soccer Federation.

New Manchester United boss Mauricio Pochettino was very emotional when thanking the US Soccer Federation.

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