Filed under: MLS, U.S. Men’s National Team, D.C. United
Sixteen months after the fatal car accident that destroyed his World Cup dreams and nearly ended his career, Charlie Davies may be returning to the city where his life changed.
On Tuesday afternoon, D.C. United confirmed a morning report from The Washington Post’s incomparable Steven Goff that Davies and his French club, FC Sochaux, were considering a season-long loan.
Davies is expected to join United in Fort Lauderdale on Wednesday, when he will commence “a week-long evaluation period, which will include training and game time with the first team and a full medical evaluation,” according to the MLS club.
D.C. said the terms of the the loan “have already been negotiated.”
If Davies proves himself and the move happens, it will generate a fair bit of publicity for United and MLS, while giving the former U.S. national team starter the opportunity to salvage both his career and his image.
His commitment to doing the former has been inspiring. His interest in the latter remains unknown.
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