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Watch MSU alum score great MLS goal

DeJaun Jones scored a beautiful goal for the Columbus Crew

Michigan State soccer has a great alumnus in DeJuan Jones, who has seen action with the United States National Team and plays in Major League Soccer for the Columbus Crew.

In the Crew’s game against the New England Revolution, Jones scored a masterful goal inside of the box, showing the elite skill has a scorer from his right back defending position.

Watch the goal via Spartan Tailgate on X:

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Former Spartan soccer star DeJuan Jones delivers in Columbus Crew win

A former Spartan soccer star delivered for the Columbus Crew on Saturday

A former Spartan soccer star delivered for the Columbus Crew on Saturday.

DeJuan Jones scored the game-clinching goal in a shootout against New York City FC. The goal from Jones sent the Crew to the Leagues Cup semifinals.

Check out the highlight below — courtesy of the Columbus Crew’s official X account:

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Former Spartan DeJuan Jones scores in debut with Columbus Crew

Watch former Spartan DeJuan Jones score a goal in his debut with the Columbus Crew

Former Spartan DeJuan Jones has made an instant impact on his new club.

Jones scored a goal in his debut match with the Columbus Crew on Friday night. The former Spartan soccer star was recently transferred to the Crew from the New England Revolution.

Check out the highlight of the goal below:

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Former MSU soccer star DeJuan Jones acquired by Columbus Crew

A former Michigan State soccer star is on the move

A former Michigan State soccer star is on the move.

Left-back DeJuan Jones has reportedly been acquired by the Columbus Crew from the New England Revolution in a big-time MLS deal. Jones has been with the Revolution since he left Michigan State in 2019.

Jones has also appeared for the U.S. Men’s National Team on several occasions.

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Jones replaces Scally on USMNT roster for Oman friendly

The New England Revolution left back has six career caps

New England Revolution left back DeJuan Jones has been added to the U.S. men’s national team roster for Tuesday’s friendly against Oman, U.S. Soccer has announced.

Jones replaces Joe Scally, who has left the team due to family reasons.

Scally was an unused sub on Saturday as the USMNT beat Uzbekistan 3-0 in the first of two September friendlies.

The USMNT will now face Oman at Allianz Field in St. Paul, Minn. at 8:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday (TNT, Universo and Peacock).

Jones has earned all six of his USMNT caps this year, with the 26-year-old making his debut in a January friendly against Serbia.

The Revolution defender turned in a strong Gold Cup, starting four of the USMNT’s five matches in a tournament that ended with a shootout defeat to Panama in the semifinal.

Jones has started 18 MLS matches for New England this season, scoring one goal and adding four assists.

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WATCH: Former Michigan State soccer star DeJuan Jones helps get USMNT past Canada with slick assist

Former Michigan State soccer star DeJuan Jones helps get USMNT past Canada with slick assist

It took a shootout for the United States Men’s National Team to move past Canada on Sunday in the CONCACAF Quarter-final, but it was a former Michigan State soccer standout who helped give the Americans their first goal of the day.

DeJuan Jones, an East Lansing High School alumnus who played for Michigan State soccer from 2015-18, hit Brandon Vasquez with an amazing pass to put the USMNT up 1-0 on Canada.

The Americans ended up winning 3-2 after the shootout.

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DeJuan Jones earns his first cap with USA Men’s National Team

A former Spartan looks to make a major impact for USMNT in the Gold Cup

DeJuan Jones is making a name for himself in the soccer world, with Lansing native looking to play a big role for team USA in the Gold Cup. After making his debut earlier this year, Jones has officially gotten his first cap in world competition in the red, white and blue.

The 26-year old is currently playing for the New England Revolution in the MLS following outstanding careers at Michigan State and East Lansing High School.

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Michigan State alum DeJuan Jones makes USA’s Gold Cup roster

DeJuan Jones will be joining USA for a major tournament upcoming:

DeJuan Jones is carving out a very nice professional career for himself, and he has just added another accolade to the ledger. Jones has been named to USA soccer’s Gold Cup roster for the second biggest tournament on the calendar for the Americans.

The Lansing native attended East Lansing High School before Michigan State, and now is playing professionally for the New England Revolution in the MLS.

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