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by Ian Plenderleith on Sep 22, 2:22 PM
Paris St. Germain's star ego Neymar has left Nike after 15 years and signed up with Puma instead. The deal is reported to be worth $30 million a year to the player.
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by Dan Woog on Sep 21, 6:49 PM
In his soccer posts, he firmly believes that the best way to impact people is through education and collaboration. He is in the business of helping soccer grow.
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by Mike Woitalla on Sep 18, 4:20 AM
Jason Kutney played New Jersey youth ball in the 1990s and climbed the Region I ladder to play with the elite of that era often under watchful eye of Manfred Schellscheidt.
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by Scott French on Sep 16, 1:46 AM
LAFC's academy debuted two years before the first team took the field and a year before Bob Bradley came on board.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Sep 15, 5:43 PM
When that basic human interaction doesn't happen, you start to feel resentment and wonder if it's all worth the effort for such a meager financial return.
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by Dan Woog on Sep 15, 2:05 AM
In 1986 - after leading George Mason University to the NCAA title - Kim Crabbe became the first Black player called into the U.S. women's national team.
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by Mike Woitalla on Sep 10, 10:34 PM
Lutz Pfannenstiel, who grew up in a small German town, played in more than a dozen nations on six continents.
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by Beau Dure on Sep 8, 3:15 PM
Hall voters snubbed Hope Solo, a two-time World Cup Golden Glove winner, World Cup champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist.
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by Dan Woog on Sep 8, 3:47 AM
John Ellinger, now Baltimore Armour boys academy director, played a major role in the development of a generation of legendary American players.
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by Mike Woitalla on Sep 8, 3:38 AM
Geisterspiel, ghost game in English, entered the common lexicon as the Bundesliga in mid-May became Europe's first major league to return to play amid COVID.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Sep 7, 8:34 PM
The prose is as understated as his presence at the back of the bar, his wit as dry as the city's harsh, hot summer.
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by Scott French on Sep 2, 3:50 AM
The agreement, put in place last December, has many facets that will, those involved anticipate, pay off handsomely down the line.
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by Dan Woog on Sep 1, 6:22 PM
A coach can create "a culture of respect" but the hard work of developing awareness, sensitivity and empathy must be done by everyone.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Aug 31, 12:17 AM
All of a sudden, the single-game format was "more exciting" than games played over two legs and the Champions League had a 'World Cup' feel.
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by Mike Woitalla on Aug 29, 3:30 AM
Men and women who get paid to play sports are reacting more empathically and insightfully than many in other sectors of our society with access to a pulpit.
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