The San Jose Earthquakes have transferred the 20-year-old Cowell to Guadalajara for a reported transfer fee of $4 million.
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MLS: Monday’s key moves
NYCFC acquired 23-year-old midfielder Andrés Perea from Philadelphia Union, agreeing to pay upwards of $800,000 in GAM for the Colombian-American. Perea joined NYCFC midway through the 2023 season after failing to settle in with the Union after his move from Orlando City, where he spent three seasons, for upwards of $850,000 in GAM. He made […]
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PSV completes first half of Dutch season with perfect record
Sergino Dest and Malik Tillman started and Ricardo Pepi entered in the 75th minute of PSV’s 3-1 win over Excelsior.
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MLS: Weekend’s key moves
The New York Red Bulls signed Wake Forest forward Roald Mitchell, one of the top MLS Homegrown prospects in the college ranks, to a three-year contract with options for 2027 and 2028. Mitchell, 21, scored 19 goals and added nine assists over the three seasons with the Demon Deacons. He has two goals and two […]
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Jackson Ragen leaves USMNT camp with knee injury
The USMNT played to a 2-2 tie with Argentina’s River Plate in a close-door scrimmage at Al Lang Stadium in St. Petersburg.
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Key points from NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman’s pre-draft remarks
Timelines for OL Reign sale, expansion (16h team) and rebrand.
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Mike Cullina withdraws from race for U.S. Soccer vice president
Only two candidates remain in the race for the position currently held by Bill Taylor.
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NWSL Draft: UNC duo goes with top two picks
Perhaps the biggest news to come out of the draft was the decision of the Washington Spirit to trade defender Sam Staab and midfielder Ashley Sanchez
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The American Soccer Weekend
Play resumes this weekend in Ligue 1, the Bundesliga and Eredivisie after holiday breaks.
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Emily Fox signs with WSL leader Arsenal
Emily Fox, who started for the USA at right back at the 2023 Women’s World Cup, has signed for Women’s Super League leader Arsenal from the North Carolina Courage. Fox, 25, spent three seasons in the NWSL and has 39 caps. “It feels amazing to have signed here,” she said. “When I think of Arsenal, […]