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Liam Sloan, Middlesex and GPS product, journeys to Argentina ahead of Middlebury career

By Jonathan SigalJanuary 1, 2018

Monday through Saturday, Liam Sloan wakes up around 6:30 a.m., takes the bus to training, and then returns home around 1 p.m. to rest up.

The catch? Sloan, a Harvard, Mass., native, is a 14-hour flight from home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, training with San Lorenzo’s U-19 team.

The comforts of the Middlesex School, where he graduated, and a club career which included spells with FC Stars, the New England Revolution academy and GPS Massachusetts are a world away. The 19-year-old isn’t on trial, but instead has taken a gap year ahead of joining Middlebury’s program next fall in the NESCAC.

Tags: Alex Brame, Buenos Aires, FC Srars, GPS Massachusetts, Jonathan Sigal, Ken Risley, Liam Sloan, Middlesex School, NESCAC, New England Revolution, Prep Schools, San Lorenzo

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