Southampton release Lee

Southampton release Lee

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Tadanari Lee, former member of Japan's national men's soccer team. English Premier League club Southampton said on their official website on Jan. 14, 2014, that they have released the 28-year-old striker from his contract, ending a two-year stay at the club.

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