Former Toronto FC skipper Michael Bradley starts ‘dream job’ with Red Bulls II

Calling it a "huge huge moment" for the franchise, the New York Red Bulls introduced former Toronto FC captain Michael Bradley as coach of its reserve side Thursday.
Bradley, 37, succeeds Ibrahim Sekagya, who was promoted to a full-time assistant coach

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Former Toronto FC skipper Michael Bradley starts ‘dream job’ with Red Bulls II

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