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by Soccer America
"When the season started we wanted David to stay, although we couldn't arrive at an agreement. Looking back I realize that it was a mistake not to talk things through clearly. The comments in the press from me, the president and his agent confused the player and us and because ...
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by Soccer America
"When the season started we wanted David to stay, although we couldn't arrive at an agreement. Looking back I realize that it was a mistake not to talk things through clearly. The comments in the press from me, the president and his agent confused the player and us and because ...
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by Ridge Mahoney
Juan Pablo Angel has yet to be issued a work visa, Clint Mathis was suspended, and the New York Red Bulls were playing on the road against a team coming off a 3-1 victory. Nevertheless, the league's flagship of underachievement issued another statement of its capabilities.
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by Mike Woitalla
Ivica Supe of Croatian Third Division club Zagora FC was given a gift for each of the goals he's scored this season from the team's sponsor, a shepherd. "It was a surprise, I just don't know where I will keep them," Supe said about the 16 sheep he now owns. ...
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by Soccer America
The Dutch Eredivisie will be decided Sunday with outsider AZ, which has not won the title since 1981, favored over defending champion PSV and Ajax because of its better goal difference. The teams go into the game tied with 72 points.
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by Ridge Mahoney
Toronto looks for its first goal in franchise history, D.C. United aims for its first win over the season, and the Home Depot Center heats up with the L.A. vs. Chivas USA clasico.
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by Soccer America
Five-time Libertadores Cup champion Boca Juniors headlined the final qualifiers for the knockout phase of the South American club championship, whose group stage ended Thursday night. Toluca also went through, leaving all three Mexican clubs still alive in the competition.
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by Mike Woitalla
Nine months after coaching Germany at the World Cup, California resident Juergen Klinsmann is going back to work - as commentator and analyst for German pay-TV station Arena. Klinsmann, whose two-year agreement will allow him to take a coaching job, told Spiegel, "I definitely want to return to coaching, but ...
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by Soccer America
[Roster] The U.S. under-15 boys national team will spend 10 days in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for a training camp. Coach Jim Barlow will take 20 players to the camp that will run April 27-May 7.
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