Landon Donovan jerseys on sale at a New York City Niketown.
Parker Eshelman/The Wall Street  U.S. soccer star Landon Donovan
was cut from the World Cup roster. But at Niketown, he's still
part of the team.  Mr. Donovan is one of a few players whose
jerseys hang at some of Nike's NKE +0.56% Nike Inc. Cl B U.S.:
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anomaly following the surprise move by head coach Jurgen
Klinsmann to leave the U.S. national team's all-time leading
scorer out of the World Cup matches in Brazil, which begin
Thursday afternoon.  The now-out-of-date jerseys reflect Mr.
Donovan's status as one of the team's lo