
U.S. Men's National Soccer Team head coach Bob Bradley announced his final 23 man roster for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. The US begins its World Cup group play against the Three Lions of England on Saturday, June 12 (2:30pm EDT, ABC)
The 23 players who will be on the plane to South Africa to represent the United States of America in the world's largest single sporting event are:
GOALKEEPERS (3)

Age: 31
Club: Everton FC

Age: 25
Club: Aston Villa

Age: 37
Club: Wolverhampton Wanders
DEFENDERS (7)

Age: 30
Club: Rennes

Age: 25
Club: Chivas USA

Age: 31
Club: Hannover

Age: 30
Club: Watford

Age: 27
Club: Start

Age: 27
Club: AC Milan

Age: 24
Club: West Ham United
MIDFIELDERS (9)

Age: 27
Club: Rangers

Age: 22
Club: Borussia Mönchengladbach

Age: 27
Club: Houston Dynamo

Age: 27
Club: Fulham

Age: 28
Club: LA Galaxy

Age: 24
Club: Rangers

Age: 25
Club: Aarhus

Age: 24
Club: Bolton

Age: 22
Club: Pachuca
FORWARDS (4)

Age: 20
Club: Villarreal

Age: 28
Club: LA Galaxy

Age: 24
Club: Real Salt Lake

Age: 28
Club: Puebla
The next step? A match against Turkey on Saturday, May 29 (2:00pm EDT, ESPN 2), then to South Africa for training, including a final friendly against Australia on June 5 (8:30 EDT, ESPN 2).
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