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Home > Soccer America Daily > Thursday, Dec. 23, 2010
by Paul Kennedy
[U.S. UNDER-20 MEN] Fabian Huerzeler, a 17-year-old midfielder at Bayern Munich and former captain of Germany's under-17 national team, has switched allegiances and will join the U.S. under-20 national team camp Jan. 2-13 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Huerzeler is one of 11 foreign-based players in what is shaping up as ... Read the whole story
by Ridge Mahoney
[MLS] In addition to spending some time at the family home near Boston during the holidays, Houston Dynamo midfielder Geoff Cameron is getting ready to visit another cold-weather locale -- Nottingham, England. Read the whole story
by Soccer America
[MLS] Philadelphia Union signed 15-year-old Zach Pfeffer to a professional contract as the club's first homegrown player. Read the whole story
by Paul Kennedy
[AMERICANS ABROAD] Carlos Bocanegra's St. Etienne held leader Lille to a 1-1 tie on the last day of play before the short winter break in France's Ligue 1. Read the whole story
by Paul Kennedy
[AWARDS] For the second year in a row, a Stanford player is the Soccer America Women's Player of the Year. After Kelley O'Hara in 2009, Christen Press was this year's dominant player. For all the women's college awards ... Read the whole story


What They're Saying by Soccer America

"The United States interests him. He told me. More and more players want to go play there. The United States means something. It's a dream. Players say, 'I'll try it, even if I make less money than in Qatar, as an example.' The problem is, Americans don't know the European market. If the coach doesn't know the European market, it's hard get players to come to the United States." -- Claude Anelka, agent and brother of Nicolas Anelka, on the possibility of the Chelsea star coming to MLS. Claude has lived in Miami and briefly coached AC St. Louis of ...More


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