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Garth Lagerwey, the CEO of Atlanta United, has announced that he will be taking an immediate and indefinite leave of absence to focus on his health as he battles cancer. This decision comes as a significant moment for the Major League Soccer club, which has seen substantial growth and success under his leadership.
Lagerwey has been a pivotal figure in the organization, guiding the team through various challenges and helping to build a competitive roster. His commitment to the club and its fans has been evident since he took the helm, and he has played a crucial role in establishing Atlanta United as a formidable presence in the league.
During his absence, the club will be led by interim executives who will ensure that operations continue smoothly. The organization has expressed its support for Lagerwey and his family during this difficult time, emphasizing the importance of health and well-being above all else. Fans and staff alike are rallying behind him, sending messages of encouragement and strength as he embarks on this journey toward recovery.
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