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Maurice Edu Family, Age, Instagram, Parents Nationality, Education

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Maurice Edu is an American former professional soccer player who won the MLS Rookie of the Year Award with Toronto. During his first professional season, Maurice Edu made twenty-five appearances in MLS and scored four goals.

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Maurice Edu made his international debut for the United States against Switzerland on October 17, 2007. He won his second cap a month later against South Africa, where he registered an assist on Steve Cherundolo’s winning goal.

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Maurice Edu Family

Maurice Edu is the son of Nigerian immigrant parents. His father, Maurice Sr., was a mathematics teacher, and his mother is a chemistry teacher. He has a younger brother Reggie Edu, who is a teacher, coach, and director of coaching for the southern Californian youth soccer club Newcastle United FC out of Upland, California, and three older sisters.

Maurice Edu Age

Maurice Edu is 37 years old as of 2023. Maurice Edu was born on April 18, 1986, in Fontana, California, United States of America.

Maurice Edu Instagram

Maurice Edu is active on social media, including instagram. He has 46.7K followers on the photo-sharing platform. He often updates his followers about his latest releases, and vacations, and also shares family photos.

Maurice Edu’s Instagram handle is @mauriceedu. Below is one of the posts from his Instagram page:

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Maurice Edu Parents Nationality

Maurice Edu is the son of Nigerian immigrant parents. His father, Maurice Sr., was a mathematics teacher, and his mother is a chemistry teacher.

Maurice Edu Education

Maurice Edu is a 2004 graduate of Etiwanda High School. Maurice Edu played college soccer at the University of Maryland, College Park from 2004 until 2006.

Maurice Edu played three years for the Maryland Terrapins, including a role on the 2005 squad that won the NCAA College Cup national championship. Edu cut short his time at college to join Major League Soccer.


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