Danish team holds 'soccer camp' for local children

Danish team holds 'soccer camp' for local children

WAKAYAMA, Japan - Members of the Denmark's national soccer team hold a ''soccer camp'' on May 24 for elementary schoolchildren in Wakayama, Wakayama Prefecture in western Japan. The team is currently training in Wakayama for the World Cup finals.

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