RENTON, Wash. (AP) - Midfielder Lamar Neagle has been reacquired by Major League Soccer's Seattle Sounders from the Montreal Impact for an international roster spot through the end of the 2014 season.

The 25-year-old Neagle played for Seattle in 2009 and 2011, then was traded to Montreal with forward Mike Fucito for forward Eddie Johnson. Neagle scored two goals with two assists in 23 games last season.

The trade was announced Sunday.


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  • flipper wrote...
    It's Soccer.
    Who cares.
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  • TwoTrees wrote...
    Some people care, flipper.
    Nobody's forcing you to do the same. Move along.
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  • bluebyu64gp wrote...
    Lamar's Mom Cares
    I work with Lamar's Mom and she's tickled pink her son is coming back home to play for the Sounders again...
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