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An exploration of the varied routes that have produced the United States men's national team, highlighting the impact of immigration, Project 2010 and a blend of domestic and international experiences.
The United States Under‑17 Women’s National Team is heading to Japan for a training camp and two matches against the host nation, using the experience to sharpen its roster before the 2026 FIFA U‑17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco.
FC Dallas players Osaze Urhoghide and Nolan Norris will appear at a Dairy Queen in Frisco on June 24, offering fans a chance to meet them, receive giveaways, and enjoy complimentary treats, while Dairy Queen showcases its limited‑time Blizzard Treat Cup flavors.
From early childhood on a German air base to a contract extension through 2030 at Juventus, midfielder Weston McKennie’s career reflects adaptability, resilience, and a bridge between American soccer’s past and future.
A look at how the convergence of high school and club soccer seasons creates physical, academic and logistical challenges for young athletes across Texas and beyond.
As the FIFA World Cup unfolds across Canada, Mexico and the United States, the accompanying Leagues Cup adds a new layer of competition, spotlighting legacy stadiums, rising talents and veteran icons in a summer that promises to reshape North American soccer.
Croatian striker Petar Musa, now at FC Dallas, is set to lead his nation in a World Cup clash with England, hoping to translate his club success into international triumph.
Chris Richards overcame racial stereotypes in Alabama, rose through FC Dallas, Bayern Munich, and Crystal Palace, and now anchors the U.S. national team.
From backyard kicks in Springfield to a 500‑match professional career spanning three continents, Ted Eck’s story intertwines early promise, club loyalty and a lasting impact on U.S. soccer.
Nico Montoya, a Colombian‑born goalkeeper who rose through the Batesville and FC Dallas pipelines, has been selected for the Colombia U19 side and will face Saudi Arabia, China, Tunisia and Congo in upcoming friendlies.
The United States men's national soccer team prepares for the 2026 World Cup on home soil, facing Paraguay, Australia and Türkiye in Group D, with broadcast details, coach Mauricio Pochettino and academy‑developed talent.
The 2026 World Cup roster features players whose journeys span youth academies, U.S. college soccer, and overseas training grounds, illustrating the varied routes that can lead to national team selection.
A record‑breaking arrangement of over a thousand soccer balls spelled out "2026" in Frisco, Texas, as the city prepares to host World Cup watch parties and training camps.
Butler University announces the addition of five promising players — Braden Benyr, Anden Ellis, Jaden Hancock, Alec Sexton and Hudson Sullivan — to its 2026 men's soccer roster, each bringing unique professional and academic backgrounds.
USA TODAY Sports celebrates the nation’s top athletes, spotlighting the boys soccer players from Southwest Florida who have turned high school success into professional careers.
The U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team will hold a training camp in Natal, Brazil, from June 1‑11, featuring a 20‑player roster that blends domestic and European talent, and will face Brazil in two friendly matches at the historic Arena das Dunas.
Pochettino’s appointment signals a shift toward intensity, high press and a hunger for victory, with key figures like Christian Pulisic and Folarin Balogun poised to lead the attack.
A torn ankle ligament has sidelined Chris Richards for the upcoming match, prompting coach Mauricio Pochettino to reassess the U.S. defensive options before the 2026 World Cup.
FIFA's investment in hybrid grass surfaces combines 95% natural grass with 5% synthetic fibers, offering improved durability, player safety, and consistent performance for upcoming tournaments.
Major League Soccer is seeing a 62% jump in viewership, record attendance and unprecedented social media interaction as the 2026 World Cup draws near, with an eight‑figure campaign and dozens of stadiums set to host global events.
Midfielder Tanner Tessmann, a Clemson alumnus and godson of coach Dabo Swinney, was left off the United States' 2026 World Cup roster, igniting debate over injury considerations, notification methods, and the role of collegiate connections.
Clark and Dan Hunt share memories of their father Lamar Hunt, the sports tycoon who helped found professional soccer in the United States, and discuss the significance of Arrowhead Stadium as the 2026 World Cup approaches.
From early European trips to the roar of Arrowhead Stadium, the Hunt family’s soccer legacy comes full circle as the 2026 World Cup lands in Kansas City and Dallas.
On May 27, Sporting Club Jacksonville will host Western Conference leader San Antonio FC at Hodges Stadium, beginning a pivotal sequence of three consecutive home matches.