A New Era for American Soccer? U.S. Soccer Plans Historic Overhaul of Youth Development

Following the U.S. Men’s National Team (USMNT)’s disappointing Round of 16 exit at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, there has been plenty of talk about likely causes for the perceived underachievement. One often-cited cause is the American ‘pay-to-play’ system, which can often price out talented young players. U.S. Soccer may agree with you. The United […]

Unpopular Opinion: It’s all part of the plan Sometimes, the final score lies. That’s not to say results don’t matter. They absolutely do, especially in the World Cup. But context matters, too. And if you’re judging the United States Men’s National Team solely by its loss to Turkey, I think you’re missing the point, and […]

USSF Goes Head Coach Shopping – Again

I don’t know about you but last night I was celebrating.  It wasn’t because England beat the Netherlands and will now face Spain in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday, but it was indeed soccer related. By now you all know that the US Soccer Federation came to its senses and gave their two-time national team coach, Gregg Berhalter the boot, freeing the fans from having to suffer two more years of having to say, “how did we lose to …” and “can they just get rid of the guy now?”