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Generation Change

Daniel Heinrich, BielefeldJuly 15, 2014

Some of the young soccer stars Angelo trains in his spare time go on to become big stars in Germany. For Angelo, though, it's important that they learn to become more than football players.

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Angelo Daut, Copyright: Mohammed Abugeth
Image: Mohammed Abugeth

Generation Change

To see Angelo and his players in action, watch the video by Daniel Heinrich.

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