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FC Dallas youngster Ema Twumasi is aiming at making a huge impact this season in the MLS.
The Right to Dream Academy graduate featured in pre-season matches and was a second-half substitute when they defeated New York Red Bulls 2-1 to win the Mobile Mini Sun Cup
Twumasi is in his second year with FC Dallas after being selected during the 2018 MLS Super Draft.
He made just one MLS appearance last season and was also on loan at Dallas’ USL affiliate OKC Energy FC.
“I feel much more prepared this year than I was last year. Obviously being in the league for a year and practicing, you get the feel of everything so coming into this season I am much more prepared,” Twumasi told myjoyonline.com.
“Unfortunately, I am dealing with a minor thing which will send me back a little bit but I think once I get past that hurdle, everything should flow in very well and like I said I’m ready and excited for this new year because I feel this New Year will be much better.”
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