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Chicago Fire FC signs 15-year-old Homegrown midfielder Robert Turdean
Turdean is the youngest field player in club history.
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New York Red Bulls academy coach Simon Nee talks DA dominance, player dev, NYCFC
They’ve won multiple national titles, boast a pair of teams currently undefeated in U.S. Soccer Development Academy play and just won the prestigious Generation Adidas Cup. And yet, for the academy program of the New York Red Bulls, the only thing that really matters is the players they produce for their MLS parent club, coach Simon Nee tells SoccerWire in an exclusive interview.
No Strike: MLS, players union reach agreement on five-year CBA
Major League Soccer (MLS) and the Major League Soccer Players Union have reached agreement in principle on the terms of a new collective bargaining agreement (CBA) covering five seasons, commencing with the 2015 season and continuing through the 2019 season.
National Soccer Hall of Fame 2015 nominees announced
Ballots have been finalized for the National Soccer Hall of Fame Class of 2015 elections, and voting will begin immediately for the Player, Veteran Player and Builder categories. Continue reading for a list of nominees.
New York City FC launching youth academy
New York City FC, the new Major League Soccer team which begins its first ever MLS campaign in under a month’s time, has announced that it is opening a new youth Academy.
New York City FC announce Youth Development League aimed at U9-U11 boys
New York City FC, the new Major League Soccer franchise set to kick off its inaugural season next month, has unveiled a new Youth Development League, which will form a central part of their talent development program.
Mark Geiger named MLS Referee of the Year
MLS has announced that New Jersey native Mark Geiger was voted Referee of the Year for the second time in his career.
Young Mexican-American talents, Liga MX and the new soccer reality
Pull back the curtain on elite U.S. youth soccer and you'll discover a complex cadre of Mexican scouts, agents and profiteers, all intent on poaching the best and brightest young Mexican-American and Latino talents from their American clubs. Tim Froh takes a look at the benefits, and pitfalls, in front of these players and their families.
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College coaches weary of recruiting at MLS academies as more young players go pro
College coaches are adjusting their recruiting strategies.
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