Three months after he was fired as U.S. men’s national team coach, Gregg Berhalter has a new job.
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Xherdan Shaqiri leaves Chicago Fire
The Swiss international joined the Fire from Lyon for a transfer fee of $7.5 million and he was one of MLS’s highest-paid players.
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LA Galaxy repeats as MLS Next Cup U-17 champion
Ruben Ramos Jr. has a hat trick in the final to finish the tournament with eight goals, while Pepe Magana, the MVP, scored the game-winning goal.
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Chicago Fire’s Xherdan Shaqiri strikes for Swiss but Scotland keeps hopes alive
Scotland was unable to claim a first major tournament victory in 28 years against Switzerland, but bounced back after rout by Germany
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MLS Matchday 20: Three big things
Union is floundering Believe it or not, there was a time in this MLS season where the Philadelphia Union was the only undefeated team in the league. Their homegrown youngsters—Jack McGlynn and Quinn Sullivan especially—were hitting new heights and the Union’s three-pronged attack of Julian Carranza, Daniel Gazdag, and Mikael Uhre was producing at a […]
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MLS Salaries: Messi earns the most, and it’s not close
Here are key takeaways from the MLSPA’s salary release.
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Young Americans: Three MLS stars of the week
Chris Brady made five saves, including four late in the game, to help the Fire earn a 0-0 tie at Soldier Field.
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Is the MLS coaching carousel about to crank up again?
Here’s a look at the five coaches presently feeling the most pressure around MLS.
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Young Americans: Three MLS stars of the week
Brian Gutierrez came off the bench for the first time in 2024 to score the 79th-minute winner in the Fire’s 2-1 victory over the Houston Dynamo
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Kellyn Acosta credits ‘Windy City’ winner to a little St. Patrick’s Day luck
Kellyn Acosta’s first goal for the Chicago Fire will go one of the most bizarre goals in MLS history.