• U.S. investors buy tiny Danish pro club Helsingor with eye on making it a hub for American players
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 30, 5:59 AM
    They view Denmark as an attractive starting point, noting the three players on the U.S. U-23s and U-20s.
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  • Time is on Gregg Berhalter's side
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 27, 4:09 AM
    The USA got its first major test under its new coach. And the Chile game was just what he was looking for.
      7 Comments
  • USA-Chile: Test against La Roja presents big opportunities as well as big challenges
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 26, 5:01 AM
    Like the USA, Chile is rebuilding but brings a squad that includes five starters from the 2016 Copa Centenario championship team.
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  • U.S. keeper Ethan Horvath's European career gets boost from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 25, 7:05 AM
    Horvath, 23, credits Solskjaer's coaching at Molde for working on his play with his feet.
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  • USA-Ecuador: At least it's a start, a good start
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 22, 5:27 AM
    Given what the national team program has been through the last four years, it will take small victories like Thursday's 1-0 win.
      5 Comments
  • Comfort Zone (II)
    by Ahmet Guvener on Mar 21, 5:12 PM
    Could it be that most U.S. soccer players are in a comfort zone and hence do not reach their maximal performance level?
      5 Comments
  • Weston McKennie gets to play to his strengths for U.S.
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 21, 5:20 AM
    The 20-year-old Texan has played "any and everywhere" for struggling Schalke 04, but Gregg Berhalter wants him in the U.S. attack.
      6 Comments
  • Gregg Berhalter gives young Tyler Adams big compliment: 'He is very easy to talk to'
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 20, 7:50 PM
    Even before the short camp ahead of Thursday's USA-Ecuador match, they discussed Adams' new role and tactics at length via Skype.
      3 Comments
  • Lax defending -- we're being very generous -- contributes to MLS's record goal production
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 18, 4:26 AM
    MLS set a record in Week 3 with 47 goals scored in 12 games. They came in all varieties. Both good and bad.
      3 Comments
  • What's wrong with Atlanta United? Even worse than bad is it's boring
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 11, 7:09 AM
    A #DeBoerOut campaign has begun, and the "Frank de Bore" jokes are out. Also: the MLS SuperDraft's growing irrelevance.
      15 Comments
  • USWNT players vs. U.S. Soccer: Breaking down the gender discrimination suit
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 8, 9:41 PM
    The parties are back in court, though this time it's the entire team -- 28 players -- suing the federation in U.S. district court,
      32 Comments
  • Ajax is back, Real Madrid is humiliated on momentous evening
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 5, 8:58 PM
    Credit for Ajax's rebirth goes to its famed youth system, but that's only part of the story.
      3 Comments
  • Efra's significance, U.S. cases for Morris and Arriola and addressing an atmosphere of intimidation
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 4, 4:40 AM
    Some thoughts on Week 1 in Major League Soccer ...
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  • Comfort Zone 1
    by Ahmet Guvener on Mar 1, 3:36 AM
    The U.S. men's national team needs to be taken out of its comfort zone if it wants to improve its Hexagonal road road.
      9 Comments
  • MLS 2019: What's new in Year 24
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 1, 3:06 AM
    There's a lot of new things around Major League Soccer, expanded to a record 24 teams with the addition of FC Cincinnati.
      4 Comments
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