Your client, a U.S citizen named Wer

Your client, a U.S citizen named Werner who only speaks German and lives in Texas, presented you with the following facts. 
Werner visited his brother Klaus in Washington, DC. At the time, Werner was under contract to a German soccer team and was expected to return to the team to begin play for the fall 2013 season. Werner’s brother Klaus was in love with American football and was a huge Washington Redskins fan. The Redskins had recently lost their regular kicker to an injury. They picked up a new kicker on waivers, but he was a disappointment. Knowing of Werner’s kicking ability; Klaus was convinced that Werner could help the Redskins. Klaus, an amateur American football player himself, trained Werner in kicking field goals. Klaus took Werner to a Redskins workout and introduced him to the kicking coach. As a result, Werner was given a tryout by the Redskins, who were desperate for a good kicker. Werner’s performance was far superior to others at the tryout, and the Redskins offered him the job. Werner was reluctant to accept the offer because he had planned to return to Germany in a few weeks to continue his soccer career. Considerable encouragement from Klaus and the Redskins organization seemed to be in vain until the Redskins, at Klaus’s suggestion, offered Werner a $100,000 bonus.