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In MLS Cup, Tony Tchani brings more than strength to Crew midfield
Tony Tchani has size and strength, but his skill will be key to helping Columbus win the MLS Cup.
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World Cup qualifying: U.S. shakes off poor start in opener; youngsters show promise
An early goal from St. Vincent and the Grenadines provided a needed wake-up call to a U.S. side that blended experience and youth, notably first-timer Darlington Nagbe.
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U.S. Soccer chief backs Klinsmann, says team must improve
President Sunil Gulati acknowledged Friday that coach Jurgen Klinsmann has been told the national team's results need to improve.
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Time right for Fabian Johnson, DeAndre Yedlin position switch
Early World Cup qualifying matches offer coach Jurgen Klinsmann the opportunity to move two key players and gain strength on the attack.
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Sizing up U.S. player pool ahead of World Cup qualifying: Forward thinking
The U.S. is in transition after a disappointing summer and fall. In the last of a three-part series, we examine strikers and forwards. Does Clint Dempsey have a role?
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Sizing up U.S. player pool ahead of World Cup qualifying: Midfield options
The USA is in a state of transition after a disappointing summer and fall. In the second part of a three-part series, we look at the midfield, including rising young star Christian Pulisic.
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Fabio Capello considering move to MLS
The former England manager could become the latest European boss to try his hand at MLS, following the likes of Ruud Gullit and more recently Owen Coyle.
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MLS Talking Points: Supporters' Shield, playoff berths up for grabs in final week
The last weekend of the MLS regular season has teams fighting for everything from silverware to playoff berths to coaching jobs.
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Sizing up U.S. player pool ahead of World Cup qualifying: Start at the back
The U.S. is in a state of transition after a thoroughly disappointing summer and fall. In a three-part series, we look at the players coming up and those who should be phased out.
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Mexico, U.S. soccer teams ready for much-hyped CONCACAF Cup
The teams are back at the Rose Bow, where Mexico won in 2011. But the U.S. hasn't lost to its biggest regional rival since that match.
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Three keys for the United States against Mexico
Goal's Ives Galarcep takes a look at what the U.S. national team will have to do to stop El Tri and earn a spot in the 2017 Confederations Cup.
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Fine for Donovan to have a take on Klinsmann, but why offer it now?
Retired U.S. legend Landon Donovan took aim at Jurgen Klinsmann ahead of the USMNT's match vs. Mexico, and though his opinion was valid, his timing was unfortunate.
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MLS Wrap: Big-ticket stars earn their money and more takeaways from Week 30
In a weekend filled with playoff implications, most of the top earners stepped up with the types of performances that make them worth their multi-million dollar price tags.
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MLS Wrap: Seattle surging and other takeaways from Week 29
In a week that saw all the top MLS title contenders suffer losses, the Sounders continue to hit their stride at just the right time.
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Embarrassing loss to Brazil leaves USA zero momentum heading into Mexico showdown
Jurgen Klinsmann trotted out an experimental lineup and his team paid the price, dropping a 4-1 decision that leaves the U.S. limping into the CONCACAF Cup.
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Five takeaways from USA-Peru: Who's up, down in race for spots
Gyasi Zardes, Jozy Altidore and Brad Guzan turned in strong showings, but some players lost ground in the race for starting spots.
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Bobby Wood ready to continue rewarding Klinsmann's faith
After scoring game-winners vs. Germany and the Netherlands, Bobby Wood tells Goal USA he's ready to keep the momentum going and further reward the coach who believed in him.
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Unheralded Guardado leaves Gold Cup Mexico's brightest star
In a tournament that was supposed to be a showcase for other high-profile Mexican stars, it was the midfielder who grabbed the mantle and led El Tri to glory.
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Why is USA out of Gold Cup? Blame unaccountable Klinsmann
The USMNT fell well short in its quest to win a second straight CONCACAF Gold Cup. Coach Jurgen Klinsmann's lineup decisions for the semifinals had a lot to do with that.
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U.S. prepares for Jamaica's stiff challenge in Gold Cup semifinals
Jurgen Klinsmann and the American side see the Reggae Boyz as skilled and dangerous opponents.
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No armband? No problem: Dempsey shines in home state
The Seattle Sounders forward delivered two goals and an important Gold Cup victory for the U.S. national team on a hot night in his home state of Texas.
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Michael Bradley captaincy was inevitable, and won't end any time soon
Michael Bradley's turn as U.S. national team captain has seemed inevitable for a long time, and it isn't likely to end any time soon.
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Ten takeaways from the USA win against Guatemala
It was far from pretty, and the scoreline flattered the quality of performance, but the U.S. left its final Gold Cup tuneup against Guatemala with positives as well as things to work on.
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Signing Pirlo is an offer NYCFC simply cannot refuse
Though New York City FC already added a pair of older designated players to its roster, passing on a player as special as the Italian would be a mistake.
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Taking stock of the U.S. after big wins in Europe
Wins against the Netherlands and Germany yielded plenty of positives for the U.S. national team, leaving Jurgen Klinsmann with options.
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What to take away from USA's stunning victory over Germany
The U.S. Men's National Team upset Germany to make it two big wins in Europe in five days.
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Takeaways from U.S. soccer upset
The U.S. win over Netherlands wasn't some fluke result courtesy of a lucky goal and some resolute defending. This was the U.S. going toe-to-toe with a talented Dutch side. Here are ten takeaways from the win.
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Head of U.S. Soccer facing major challenges as sport reaches crossroads
As the lone American on FIFA's executive committee and a leading figure in CONCACAF, Sunil Gulati has his hands full trying to clean up dueling messes.
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Red Bulls beat NYCFC
The New York Red Bulls earned bragging rights in the first playing of the New York derby, with Bradley Wright-Phillips starring on a night that left many impressed at a budding rivalry.
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Cast in familiar underdog role, Impact on verge of historic victory
Montreal wasn't supposed to be in this position: 90 minutes from winning a prestigious international competition.
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U.S. youngsters help their cause in victory over Mexico
The United States held on for a 2-0 win over El Tri in San Antonio, and coach Jurgen Klinsmann has plenty to be happy about.
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The Best XI: A look back at USMNT draw vs. Swiss
The U.S. national team needed an improved performance after losing to Denmark, and delivered one in an impressive outing against a tough Switzerland side.
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Transfer news: Chicharito turned down MLS offer to stay in Europe
Multiple sources within MLS have confirmed to Goal USA that the league approached Chicharito about a move to MLS.
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Projecting the U.S. January camp squad
Jurgen Klinsmann has made it clear he plans on focusing on young talent in 2015.
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Transfer news: Steven Gerrard finalizes LA Galaxy deal
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is one step closer to playing in Major League Soccer.
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Don't be so quick to write off eventual Cristiano Ronaldo move to MLS
Cristiano Ronaldo's agent brought up MLS as a future destination for soccer's biggest star.
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Sources: MLS Draft will be without top underclassmen
The 2015 MLS Draft will be heavy on seniors, and light on top underclassmen as the league struggles to sign the top college underclassmen.
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Transfer news: Orlando City open to Steven Gerrard move if price is right
With Steven Gerrard announcing his plans to leave Liverpool, multiple MLS teams have emerged as potential destinations for the English star.
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Sources: Tim Howard set to miss 4-6 weeks with torn calf muscle
Tim Howard will be sidelined for between four to six weeks after being diagnosed with a torn calf muscle.
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Young American GK Zack Steffen set for European journey
Zack Steffen is considered a potential future star, and is facing a big year ahead with German side Freiburg.
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Transfer news: DeAndre Yedlin gets work permit to join Tottenham
The final hurdle facing DeAndre Yedlin’s path to European soccer has been cleared.
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Sources: Dynamo emerge as frontrunner in Erick 'Cubo' Torres sweepstakes
Erick 'Cubo' Torres appears closer and closer to returning to Major League Soccer in 2015.
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Raul joins Cosmos with hopes of improving soccer in U.S.
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Raul joins Cosmos with hopes of improving soccer in the United States
Real Madrid legend Raul will not only play, but also will coach at the youth level for the Cosmos.
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New York City FC gets edge over Orlando City SC
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MLS expansion draft: New York City FC gets edge over Orlando City SC
New York City FC fared better than Orlando City in Wednesday's MLS Expansion Draft.
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Transfer news: U.S. Under-20 goalkeeper Steffen set to join Bundesliga club
Maryland star and U.S. Under-20 team goalkeeper Zack Steffen is finalizing a deal to sign with a club in Germany.
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Landon Donovan's retirement doesn't mark the end of the Galaxy
The Galaxy will still be a strong team even with Landon Donovan hanging up his boots.
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Donovan focused on title, not fairytale ending to his career
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MLS Cup: Landon Donovan focused on title, not fairytale ending to his career
LA Galaxy star Landon Donovan is looking for his sixth MLS championship.
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The MLS Wrap: Thierry Henry's farewell set to usher in new era for Red Bulls
With Thierry Henry officially announcing his departure from New York, he is set to leave MLS an even bigger legend.
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MLS Cup: Perseverence pays off for New England's Davies
After an injury-plagued regular season, Charlie Davies has been an integral part of the Revs' run to the MLS Cup final.
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MLS Playoffs: Galaxy riding high despite narrow first-leg victory over Sounders
LA came away from the first leg with a narrow one-goal victory, and they are feeling bullish about winning the series.
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Klinsmann rips into U.S. team after Ireland thrashing
The U.S. team's worst loss in more than two years had its head coach bashing the embarrassing performance.
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Rubio Rubin, 18, impresses in U.S. national team debut
The teenage forward was among the bright spots for the U.S. in Friday's loss to Colombia.
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U.S. coach Klinsmann likely to field very different lineups for upcoming friendlies
Two friendlies, two very different challenges, and likely, two very different starting lineups for Jurgen Klinsmann.
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The MLS Wrap: Donovan leads Galaxy, Nguyen guides Revs to emphatic playoff wins
The LA Galaxy and New England Revolution have the look of champions thanks to their stars.
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The MLS Wrap: Thierry Henry playing like he wants to go out a champion
Thierry Henry's desire to add an MLS Cup title to his resume has the Red Bulls looking like a tough team to stop.
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Greg Garza's career is thriving three years after he nearly quit soccer
U.S. national team and Club Tijuana defender Greg Garza is enjoying a dream run in his career.
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MLS Wrap: Sounders' rally in LA kicks off month-long battle for league supremacy
Seattle rallied to tie LA in the first of what could be four meetings between the MLS powers in the coming weeks.
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Jermaine Jones impresses in first USA foray in central defense
Jurgen Klinsmann deployed Jermaine Jones at a new position and his debut in central defense went very well.
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USA coach Klinsmann believes MLS is holding back his stars
Jurgen Klinsmann has made no secret of his disappointment with seeing top Americans returning to MLS.
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U.S. coach Klinsmann believes Landon Donovan could have done more
Jurgen Klinsmann praised and criticized Landon Donovan's storied career.
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Jurgen Klinsmann backs promotion-relegation system for American soccer
U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann wishes American soccer used a different system.
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Transfer news: Jozy Altidore ready to move on from Sunderland if necessary
Jozy Altidore knows what is coming, and the last thing he wants to do is miss out.
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Klinsmann subplot lingers ahead of Donovan farewell
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Donovan-Klinsmann subplot lingering ahead of USA national team farewell
Landon Donovan's U.S. farewell is set for Friday, and his icy relationship with Jurgen Klinsmann is in the spotlight;
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U.S. Soccer roster: Young squad set to take the spotlight in Donovan swan song
Jurgen Klinsmann's youth movement continues as he calls in another inexperienced squad.
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The MLS Wrap: Sizing up a loaded MVP field
The field for MLS MVP honors is a packed with three weeks left in the 2014 season.
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Potential MLS team owners are buying LA market, not Chivas USA
How on earth is MLS convincing somebody to spend $100 million on such a disaster of a team?
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Sources: NASL star Miguel Ibarra part of USA preliminary camp roster
Jurgen Klinsmann is leaving no stone unturned in his search for talent for the U.S. national team.
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The MLS Wrap: Time to stop perpetuating the 'homegrown player' myth
MLS is going out of its way to promote players as "homegrown," even if the label is oftentimes misleading.
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Orlando City off to a good start in Major League Soccer
Orlando enjoyed a successful first day in business as one of two new expansion teams, and officials are excited.
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Solo: 'My one and only focus is the World Cup'
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Hope Solo: 'My one and only focus is the World Cup'
Hope Solo has been pulled into the public discussion about domestic violence, and has been defending herself.
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Clint Dempsey gets first club trophy after scoring U.S. Open Cup final winner
Clint Dempsey won the first piece of club silverware in his career in the Sounders' extra-time victory over the Union.
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Shea to Championship
Stoke City's Brek Shea has joined Championship outfit Birmingham City on a three-month emergency loan.
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Projecting the U.S. starting team ahead of 2015 Gold Cup
The Gold Cup is nine months away, but it's not too early to project the U.S. team starting lineup.
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The MLS Wrap
Defending MLS Cup champ Sporting KC has lost four straight matches, but hasn't lost faith in turning things around.
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United States win
Nick Rimando and Joe Gyau were among the players who made positive impressions in the U.S. national team's first match since the World Cup, as the Americans beat the Czech Republic 1-0 Wednesday in Prague.
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American transfers
It was a disappointing transfer window for many American players, but a handful of youngsters making moves could eventually change the U.S. soccer outlook down the road, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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Brek Shea
American midfielder Brek Shea is searching for a new club to secure regular playing time, and Premier League side Southampton could be his new destination, sources tell Goal USA.
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USA roster
Jurgen Klinsmann turns heads when he calls in a young U.S. national team roster featuring six uncapped players. The youth movement is more audition than revolution, according to SN's Ives Galarcep.
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USA roster
Jurgen Klinsmann has called in a young group for the USA's first match since the 2014 World Cup.
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U.S. national team
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U.S. national team
SN writer Ives Galarcep runs through the best XI uncapped U.S. national team prospects as the team prepares for life after the 2014 World Cup round of 16 run, with a host of young players ready to step up.
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The MLS Wrap
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The MLS Wrap
The New England Revolution's signing of the U.S. midfielder Jermaine Jones was a major coup for the club, but the process Major League Soccer used to make it happen left a lot to be desired, writes SN's Ives Galarcep.
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Jermaine Jones
Jermaine Jones has signed a deal with the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer, with the Revs winning a blind draw for the USA midfielder who signed a one-and-a-half-year contract for Jay Heaps' side.
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Tim Howard
Comparisons of Tim Howard's national team break and Landon Donovan's sabbatical are not only misguided, but take away from what should have been a chance to celebrate a star. SN's Ives Galarcep tells why.
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Howards steps aside
If you are a U.S. national team fan who has been looking forward to the chance to see Tim Howard play for the U.S. for the first time since his amazing performance against Belgium in the World Cup, you are going to have to wait a while.
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Jones move stalls
U.S. national team midfielder Jermaine Jones has reached an agreement on financial terms on a contract with Major League Soccer, but that may not be enough to keep his chances of coming to MLS from vanishing in a cloud of league bureaucracy.
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The growing trend of American teenage players heading overseas
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Soccer exodus
While former U.S. national team star Landon Donovan embarks on his farewell tour as a professional, American teenagers are heading overseas to try to make their way to top European leagues. Ives Galarcep examines.
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Cameron on the move?
Geoff Cameron has spent two seasons as a starter for English Premier League side Stoke City, but he may have played his last game for the Potters.
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DeAndre Yedlin
DeAndre Yedlin finalized a $3.5 million transfer to EPL side Tottenham, and in an exclusive interview with Sporting News/Goal USA, the young U.S. team defender expressed both elation and relief of joining a major club.
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USA vs. Mexico
With a rumored match against Colombia having fallen through, the United States men's national team is without a high-profile home friendly this year, making a meeting with Mexico a perfect scenario.
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Landon Donovan
Landon Donovan's decision to retire at the end of the season will leave a void in the LA Galaxy lineup, but also in Major League Soccer as a whole. SN's Ives Galarcep takes a look at the players who could take his place.
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Yedlin to Spurs
DeAndre Yedlin is finally on the verge of heading to Europe, but he is going to a different country than had long been expected. Sources confirmed to Sporting News that EPL side Tottenham and Seattle are finalizing details on a transfer.
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Guardiola furious
Bayern Munich Pep Guardiola coach was unhappy about some tackles on Wednesday night, but he still practically begged for his team to be invited back next year.
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MLS All-Star Game
After being snubbed by the United States World Cup team, LA Galaxy midfielder Landon Donovan proved that he can still shine on the biggest stages by scoring the game-winning goal against Bayern in the MLS All-Star Game.
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MLS All-Star Game
New York Red Bulls star Thierry Henry is relishing the opportunity to play alongside his usual Major League Soccer opponents and take on German champion Bayern Munich in the 2014 MLS All-Star Game on Wednesday.
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Clint Dempsey
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Clint Dempsey
U.S. national team and Seattle Sounders star Clint Dempsey has accomplished plenty in his career, but Major League Soccer success and further international competitions are continuing to motivate the Texas native.
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The MLS Wrap
The crowd of 109,318 that gathered to watch the Manchester United vs. Real Madrid friendly Saturday in Ann Arbor, Michigan, provided a clear message for Major League Soccer to consider spending more on talent.
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Jones transfer
Despite the fact he has spent a large part of the summer lobbying for a move to Major League Soccer, Jermaine Jones has turned down the biggest offer he has received to date.
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Jones transfer
Jermaine Jones has spent the summer lobbying for a move to MLS, and while interest has been tepid, the Chicago Fire have emerged as a serious candidate to sign him.
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Tim Cahill
New York Red Bulls midfielder Tim Cahill believes Major League Soccer will grow into one of the biggest leagues on the planet, saying it has a "massive status in world football" and that it's "a league that needs to be respected."
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Ronaldinho to NY?
The New York Red Bulls have needed an attacking midfielder for years, and a move for Brazilian star Ronaldinho would fill all their needs, especially with news that Thierry Henry may retire. SN's Ives Galarcep explains.
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Gedion Zelalem
Arsenal teenager Gedion Zelalem started in Saturday's friendly against the New York Red Bulls, and after the match remained noncommittal about his national team future with either the United States or Germany.
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Yedlin transfer
Multiple reports are making the rounds claiming U.S. national team defender DeAndre Yedlin has completed a transfer to Roma, but sources close to Yedlin confirmed to Sporting News/Goal USA o that no deal has been completed.
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Adu signs with Serbian club
American midfielder Freddy Adu has signed with Serbian club FK Jagodina.
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Lampard controversy
Frank Lampard has denied ever making fun of the Sept. 11 attacks, which is something he reportedly did when the tragedy occurred 13 years ago. The midfielder recently left Chelsea and joined New York City FC.
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Adu to Serbia
Freddy Adu is set to make a return to Europe, where the 24-year-old midfielder will be hoping to resurrect his career.
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World Cup 2014
Germany's World Cup final victory against Argentina on Sunday capped a memorable World Cup that helped provide both a boost and a level to aspire to for American soccer, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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World Cup final
After more than 20 years away from the highest heights of the World Cup, Argentina is back among the world's best after Wednesday's win over the Netherlands and now stands one step away from a third World Cup title.
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Sources: USA's Yedlin drawing interest from Serie A and La Liga
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Yedlin transfer
Following a strong showing in the World Cup, Seattle Sounders fullback DeAndre Yedlin is drawing interest from a handful of European clubs and a deal could be made this week.
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MLS standouts poised for moves after strong World Cups
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MLS transfers
The 2014 World Cup saw several MLS players enjoy strong tournaments, and now the subsequent transfer interest could see some leave the league this summer. SN's Ives Galarcep looks at four who could be on the move.
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Argentina-Brazil
Brazilian fans gave their full support to Belgium on Saturday, hoping for an upset of archrival Argentina, but the Argentines finished the day celebrating a quarterfinal victory, writes SN columnist Ives Galarcep.
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USA grades
With the United States out of the World Cup following a heartbreaking loss to Belgium in the round of 16, Goal.com columnist Ives Galarcep grades the performance of the players and coach Jurgen Klinsmann.
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Bitter Donovan criticizes U.S. coach
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Landon Donovan
LA Galaxy midfielder Landon Donovan, who was left off the United States' World Cup squad, decided to join the chorus of people criticizing coach Jurgen Klinsmann following the team's exit. He came off sounding bitter.
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Projecting 2018 WC roster
With the 2014 World Cup now over for the U.S. national team following a heartbreaking loss to Belgium on Tuesday in Salvador, Brazil, it's time to look ahead to the team we could see representing the nation in Russia in four years.
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U.S. soccer
The Americans will rightly lament a lost opportunity vs. Belgium in the round of 16, but they should also be hopeful about their future after the showing of next-gen players such as Julian Green, Ives Galarcep writes.
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USA starting XI
U.S. national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann has decided to keep Jozy Altidore on the bench despite the star striker being made available for Tuesday's World Cup match against Belgium.
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Belgium vs. USA
In a World Cup where the stakes are already high for each team remaining, the United States is entering the biggest match in the national team's history when it faces Belgium in the round of 16, SN's Ives Galarcep writes.
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DaMarcus Beasley
Four years ago, DaMarcus Beasley looked like a player who would permanently fade out of the U.S. national team picture. But after reviving his career, he is a World Cup starter and a key part of the squad's success, write Ives Galarcep.
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World Cup 2014: U.S. coach Klinsmann expresses concern about Algerian referee
When he was asked about potential concerns with the assigning of Algerian referee Djamel Haimoudi, U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann’s mood turned serious in Monday's press conference.
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World Cup 2014
Midfielder Michael Bradley received more criticism during the national team's group stage run than any American player. That will only continue if he doesn't step up versus Belgium, SN's Ives Galarcep writes.
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Jones to MLS?
U.S. national team midfielder Jermaine Jones has had arguably the best World Cup of any player on the American squad, and he just might wind up parlaying an excellent tournament into a DP move to MLS, writes Ives Galarcep.
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Altidore could play
Jurgen Klinsmann is confident Jozy Altidore could return to play against Belgium.
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Kyle Beckerman
Four years ago, U.S. midfielder Kyle Beckerman watched the World Cup as a fan, thinking his chances of ever playing in soccer's biggest competition had faded. Now, the Real Salt Lake man is a starter in Brazil.
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Rafa's show
A year ago, writes Goal.com's Ives Galarcep, Rafa Marquez didn't even look like someone who would make El Tri's World Cup team. Today he's captain of a Mexico side that is rolling to the round of 16.
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Mexico advances
On a night when a tie would have been enough to earn a place in the round of 16, Mexico routed Croatia in a confidence-boosting win that sets up a date with the Netherlands. But El Tri still wants more, writes Ives Galarcep.
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USA vs. Portugal
The U.S. national team had a chance to secure a place in the World Cup round of 16, but saw that chance vanish just seconds before the final whistle was to blow on Sunday.
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USA starting XI
Clint Dempsey will start as the lone forward for the U.S. national team against Portugal on Sunday night.
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USA starting XI
Clint Dempsey will start as the lone forward for the U.S. national team against Portugal on Sunday night.
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USA vs. Portugal
If the U.S. national team is going to beat Portugal, it must shut down reigning world player of the year Cristiano Ronaldo. SN columnist Ives Galarcep breaks down how the Americans will pull that off. Kickoff: 6 ET.
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Altidore's replacements
With United States star striker Jozy Altidore out with a hamstring injury for Sunday's World Cup match against Portugal, Chris Wondolowski and Aron Johannsson are ready to step up and fill in for Jurgen Klinsmann's side.
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Replacing Jozy
Jurgen Klinsmann gambled a bit when he didn't bring a second striker to the World Cup. Now he must replace injured star Jozy Altidore. SN's Ives Galarcep explores options, including Aron Johannsson.
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Dempsey injury
U.S. national team forward Clint Dempsey is expected to play against Portugal in World Cup Group G action on Sunday, U.S. Soccer confirmed to Sporting News' Ives Galarcep.
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USA starters
Coach Jurgen Klinsmann will deploy the same starting lineup that he used to beat Nigeria in the final friendly when the Americans take on Ghana on Monday.
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USA vs. Ghana
Despite the fact they are facing the team that eliminated them in the previous two World Cups, the U.S. men had confidence heading into their Group G opener against Ghana, writes SN's Ives Galarcep. They're off to a good start.
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World Cup 2014: Brazil passes test after memorable opening day
After months of concern over large-scale public protests and stadium construction issues, Brazil excelled as the World Cup host by putting on a memorable opening day, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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Jermaine Jones
U.S. midfielder Jermaine Jones said he probably won't celebrate if he scores a goal against Germany, where he was born and raised, and that he has nothing but praise for solidarity of the U.S. team, writes SN's Ives Galarcep.
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Jurgen Klinsmann
As far as days go, Wednesday probably wasn’t one of Jurgen Klinsmann’s favorites, though he still managed to keep on smiling and laughing as he and the U.S. national team drew closer to Monday’s opening match against Ghana.
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Jurgen's day
It wasn't a great Wednesday for Jurgen Klinsmann, who had to face more questions about his "USA can't win the World Cup" comments and also deal with a canceled Belgium scrimmage.
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U.S. players on World Cup bubble
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USA roster
Seattle's DeAndre Yedlin is considered a long shot to make the U.S. team's final World Cup roster, and he would have to play out of his mind to earn a spot in Brazil, writes Ives Galarcep. Find out who else is on the bubble.
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Agudelo work permit denied
Juan Agudelo had his request for a UK work permit rejected Friday, leaving his future at Stoke City in question after being denied a work permit for the second time, sources confirmed to Sporting News/Goal USA on Friday.
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Altidore's future
While Sunderland may be on the verge of escaping relegation from the English Premier League, needing only a draw to stay alive, Jozy Altidore's future at the club still remains in doubt, writes SN columnist Ives Galarcep.
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The MLS Wrap
Major League Soccer hit the first quarter mark of the 2014 season, with Clint Dempsey and the Seattle Sounders boasting the league's best record. Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep recaps the opening nine weeks of the year.
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Chandler, Ream poised for second chances with U.S. national team
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USA World Cup
The memories of Tim Chandler and Tim Ream in U.S. national team uniforms aren't great ones, or all that recent, but both just might earn looks in the U.S. pre-World Cup camp, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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The MLS Wrap
In 2013, Major League Soccer enjoyed a banner year for rookie contributors, with the likes of Dillon Powers, DeAndre Yedlin and Deshorn Brown shining. But the 2014 class is off to a very sluggish start, writes Ives Galarcep.
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Americans Abroad Rewind
John Brooks has climbed out of the doghouse at Hertha Berlin to play himself back into World Cup consideration, capping his team's latest win with a game-winning goal
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The MLS Wrap
With the United States national team weeks away from naming the players who will battle for U.S. World Cup roster spots, several MLS talents are blooming a bit too late to make the cut, writes Sporting News' Ives Galarcep.
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Landon Donovan
American midfielder Landon Donovan is on the verge of playing in his fourth World Cup, and in an exclusive interview with Sporting News/Goal USA, the LA Galaxy man discusses his changing role with the U.S. team and more.
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USA roster
A month from now, United States head coach Jurgen Klinsmann will convene a training camp of between 25-30 players hoping to make the World Cup squad. SN's Ives Galarcep takes a look at the players likely to be there
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NYCFC at Yankee Stadium
New York City FC will join MLS as team No. 21 in 2015, but struggles in securing a stadium project have left the club no other choice but to find a temporary home as it begins play in MLS. That home will be Yankee Stadium.
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The MLS Wrap
Kyle Beckerman and Maurice Edu are both fighting to earn their places on the U.S. World Cup team, and Saturday offered a chance to see the two defensive midfielders state their cases on the same field, writes SN's Ives Galarcep.
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Jozy Altidore
What started out as the next step in the evolution of a blossoming striker has become a nightmare as Jozy Altidore's time at Sunderland appears ready to reach its inevitable end, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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The MLS Wrap
Clint Dempsey and Michael Bradley enjoyed outstanding weekends in MLS play, putting to rest concerns about whether returning to MLS would hurt their U.S. national team form, writes SN columnist Ives Galarcep.
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Julian Green
Though he didn’t perform miracles or score a goal on Wednesday, 18-year-old forward Julian Green impressed his teammates during a 2-2 draw against CONCACAF rival Mexico, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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American youngsters grab the spotlight ahead of Mexico friendly
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USA vs. Mexico
Julian Green, DeAndre Yedlin and Luis Gil are the three youngest members of the USA squad preparing to face Mexico on Wednesday, and they're grabbing a fair share of attention, writes SN columnist Ives Galarcep.
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Carlos Bocanegra
Former U.S. national team captain Carlos Bocanegra was phased out of Jurgen Klinsmann's plans a year ago, but he has no regrets as he turns his attention to Chivas USA, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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USA vs. Mexico
With the U.S. national team's friendly against Mexico just a week away, and Julian Green officially part of the proceedings, Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep takes a look at what the team might look like in Phoenix.
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USA WC lineup
Jozy Altidore may not be scoring goals for Sunderland, but as we stand 12 weeks from the World Cup opener, he still projects as the lead striker ahead of Aron Johannsson in the USA World Cup XI, writes Ives Galarcep.
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The MLS Wrap
After another CONCACAF Champions League failure, it's time for Major League Soccer to take stock and think about what needs changing to avoid a seemingly annual occurrence, writes SN columnist Ives Galarcep.
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Steve Cherundolo
Steve Cherundolo's retirement will leave a void at the right back position for the United States men's national team after more than a dozen years of high-quality service, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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Julian Green
U.S. national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann couldn't be happier after locking down Bayern Munich's Julian Green, one of the top young prospects in Europe. SN columnist Ives Galarcep wonders what this means for the U.S.
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MLS Wrap
For the first time in more than eight years, U.S. national team stars Michael Bradley and Clint Dempsey battled as opponents. The match supplied evidence that both will be just fine in Major League Soccer.
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Where does the U.S. roster stand three months before World Cup?
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2014 World Cup
With just three months to go before the United States kicks off its World Cup schedule in Brazil, Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep takes a look at the state of the squad, breaking down who will start and who won't make the cut.
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MLS Wrap
The Vancouver Whitecaps, Columbus Crew, Seattle Sounders and Philadelphia Union underwent dramatic roster shakeups this winter, and all four teams enjoyed promising 2014 debuts, writes SN columnist Ives Galarcep.
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MLS preview
Major League Soccer is a year away from reaching the 20-season mark, but before it reaches that milestone the league must show improvement in an important 2014 campaign, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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Not a good idea to stumble when auditioning before Klinsmann
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USA vs. Ukraine
Jurgen Klinsmann gave several players the chance to make their case for a place on the U.S. World Cup team, but not a single fringe player boosted their stock in Wednesday's loss, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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Americans Abroad
Jozy Altidore’s stint at Sunderland hit a new low this weekend, with the U.S. striker being left out of the squad entirely by Sunderland manager Gus Poyet for Sunday’s League Cup final loss to Manchester City.
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Clint Dempsey
Clint Dempsey had zero goals and assists in seven appearances during his recent loan spell with Fulham, but the Seattle Sounders and U.S. national team should view his stint as a success, writes SN's Ives Galarcep.
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Projecting the roster for the next U.S. World Cup warmup
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USA friendly
Oguchi Onyewu is among a handful of players who will likely play for the U.S. national team in its upcoming friendly against Ukraine in Cyprus. Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep projects the latest roster.
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MLS Wrap
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MLS Wrap
With the 2014 Major League Soccer season fewer than two weeks away, Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep takes a look at which teams have done the best job revamping their rosters during an eventful offseason.
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Player Spotlight
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Player Spotlight
New England Revolution youngster Diego Fagundez has emerged as one of the most exciting teenagers to ever come through Major League Soccer, but he has yet to pick a national team, writes Ives Galarcep.
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Adu a reminder to take caution with up-and-coming Americans
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Freddy Adu
In the same week that Julian Green agreed to train with the United States national team, Freddy Adu reminded us of what can happen when we put too much pressure on young players, writes Sporting News' Ives Galarcep.
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USA vs. Ukraine
Deadly clashes between police and government protestors in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev have put the upcoming USA-Ukraine friendly in jeopardy, but a U.S. Soccer spokesman has confirmed the match is still on schedule to be played.
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Michael Bradley
Michael Bradley responded to Jurgen Klinsmann's comments regarding the lack of Americans in the Champions League.
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MLS Wrap
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Bright Dike
Bright Dike has seen what was shaping up to be a dream 2014 turn into a nightmare after suffering a torn Achilles in training with Toronto FC, sources confirmed to Goal USA on Monday.
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MLS Wrap
Toronto FC landing Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar on a loan deal is a head-scratching move for Major League Soccer, which could be setting an unfortunate precedent, writes Sporting News columnist Ives Galarcep.
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AA rewind
Aron Johannsson returned from a brief injury layoff to score his 22nd goal of the season in all competitions on Saturday, helping AZ Alkmaar earn a 1-1 draw against Juan Agudelo and FC Utrecht.
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2016 Olympics
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2016 Olympics
The looming 2014 World Cup is drawing most of the attention of U.S. fans, but we are also just two years away from the next Olympic cycle, and the next generation of young talent, writes SN columnist Ives Galarcep.
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Klinsmann misfires, calls out USA stars for not playing in Europe
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