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Good morning! A verdict in the NASL’s antitrust lawsuit against U.S. Soccer and MLS could come as soon as today. Judge Hector Gonzalez will be giving final instructions to the jury this morning after which they’ll deliberate. Closing arguments in the trial, which has lasted 13 days in federal district court in Brooklyn, were made on Friday. The defense needed only one day to present its case.
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