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Here comes our CAM


Word on the street is FC Cincinnati is about pick up the CAM we have all been waiting for. The club is close to signing Gaston Pereiro from PSV Eindhoven. The 24 year old Uruguayan National has total of 60 goals in 195 club appearances in all competitions. He has also netted 4 goals and made 10 appearances playing for the Uruguay National team.

With the forthcoming addition of Yuya Kubo and now Gaston Pereiro it appears as if finding the back of the net won't be such an issue for the Orange and Blue. 2020 is looking to be awesome.
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Pereiro's sweet beard is going to challenge Leo Bertone's for best on the team

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  1. Brian MaloneJanuary 7, 2020 at 7:56 AM

    So do you have any social media tags? it would be nice to read your writing in a context a little more defined than "musings of some random person".

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