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Weston McKennie vacations like a man who can’t stay still, which won’t come as much of a shock to those who follow the exuberant U.S. midfielder. He had only three weeks off following a season that was, perhaps, the most difficult of his career and ahead of a campaign that could be the most important. But instead of rest, there was restlessness.
“I traveled. I did all the things younger people do. Trained a lot and saw my family. So it was a summer,” he said.
