American January transfer window analysis: Bryan Reynolds to Roma, Chris Richards to Hoffenheim, Yedlin to Galatasaray, Dike to the Championship, and many more!
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It was a busy January transfer window for American players, so Taylor and Joe broke down some of the biggest moves. From Bryan Reynolds joining Roma in Serie A, to Chris Richards going on loan from Bayern Munich to Hoffenheim, to Paul Arriola joining Swansea City on loan from D.C. United, Taylor and Joe cover a lot of ground!
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Now, here's the list of players discussed on the show:
1) Chris Richards to Hoffenheim
2) NYCFC homegrown Joe Scally to Borussia Mönchengladbach
3) FC Dallas youngster Justin Che to Bayern Munich
4) Bryan Reynolds is (finally) a Roma player
5) DeAndre Yedlin to Galatasaray
6) Tyler Boyd to Sivasspor
7) Daryl Dike with a surprise loan move to Barnsley
8) Jordan Morris to Swansea City
9) Paul Arriola to Swansea City
10) Duane Octavious Holmes returns to Huddersfield
11) Sebastian Soto is back at Norwich
12) Mark McKenzie to Genk
13) Brenden Aaronson to RB Salzburg
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