Philadelphia Union owner Jay Sugarman spoke during a press conference on Monday with sporting director Ernst Tanner to discuss the firing of longtime head coach Jim Curtin.
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Philadelphia Union dumps head coach Jim Curtin
Jim Curtin, a two-time Major League Soccer Coach of the Year, was fired.
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First World Cup 2026 base camps identified
FIFA released its initial list of base camps at which the 48 teams at the 2026 World Cup may set up their hub from where they will travel to their first three matches.
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Friday AM: ‘A generational talent’: Cavan Sullivan, 14, signs record deal with hometown team
Good morning! American pro soccer teams have been signing players as young as 13 or 14 years old for a while now, so Cavan Sullivan’s signing with MLS’s Philadelphia Union at the age of 14 is, in that regard, no big deal. What is unusual is his record (by a lot) Homegrown contract valued at […]
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The Philadelphia Sullivans
Cavan Sullivan resides in Norristown, northwest of Philadelphia, but his soccer-playing family hails from the Philadelphia neighborhood of Juniata Park.
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‘A generational talent’: Cavan Sullivan, 14, signs record MLS deal with Philadelphia Union
Cavan Sullivan is expected to join Manchester City when he reaches 18.
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Generation adidas Cup Best XI picked from two age groups
The 2024 Generation adidas Cup Best XI, picked by the MLS Next Pro technical staff, included eight players from the two finals.
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Philadelphia soccer guide
Lincoln Financial Field will be the 2026 World Cup venue in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Union is lone unbeaten team
FC Cincinnati lost to the New York Red Bulls and the LA Galaxy fell to LAFC in El Trafico by the same score.
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Generation Adidas Cup: Philadelphia Union and Valencia win titles at tournament marred by multiple incidents of abuse
MLS Next’s youth tournament, which was played this year in Bradenton, Florida, was marred by multiple incidents of alleged racist abuse.