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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.
Gotham FC plans a $35 million training complex in New Jersey, part of a broader trend of women's sports teams investing in purpose‑built facilities.
Gotham FC’s ambitious Pro Player Pathway introduces a fully funded residency program, a future U23 side and a statewide alliance to accelerate talent identification and career growth in women's soccer.
Veteran defender Lilly Reale, a two‑time Pac‑12 Defender of the Year and 2023 NWSL Rookie of the Year, has swapped Gotham FC for Boston Legacy FC, reuniting with teammate Sammy Smith in a move timed to the sport’s growing popularity in the Bay State.
Harvard alumnus Matt Freese became the first Harvard graduate to play in a men’s World Cup match, starting as goalkeeper in a 4‑1 victory over Paraguay and launching a career that blends Ivy League education with international competition.
In an interview, Nathán Goldberg Crenier explains how his legal training, experience with Gotham FC, and commitment to equity are guiding U.S. Soccer’s strategy for the 2026 World Cup and the future of the sport in America.
The latest blockbuster transaction sees the U.S. star forward switch coasts, while the NWSL navigates a new collective bargaining agreement and a flurry of roster changes.
From Dutch forwards to Premier League keepers, the latest window chatter outlines a web of potential transfers involving top clubs.
A blockbuster trade moves defender Lilly Reale from Gotham FC to Boston Legacy FC for $350,000 in allocation money and $50,000 in transfer fees. The move highlights the league’s growing financial power and sets the stage for a hometown reunion.
The official New Jersey fan zone for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has launched at Sports Illustrated Stadium, offering free match viewing, sponsor challenges, and a vibrant community space for supporters.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani talks about his lifelong love of soccer, his Arsenal allegiance, and the steps he’s taking to make the World Cup affordable for New Yorkers.
During the men’s World Cup, innovative coaching, historic team performances, and new infrastructure projects reveal the growing momentum of women’s soccer worldwide.
Mexico’s women’s national team is poised to break a 12‑year World Cup drought as investment, historic victories and a looming 2031 co‑hosting bid reshape the country’s soccer landscape.
Varitage Brew Works in Bloomfield, New Jersey, has evolved into a soccer-centric gathering spot, hosting World Cup viewing parties, collaborating with international soccer stars, and expanding its reach across the Northeast.
Gotham FC, the 2025 NWSL champions, is building a 27,000‑square‑foot training complex in Whippany, N.J., featuring three grass fields, a heated pitch and a planned indoor arena, marking a historic shift for the club and women’s soccer.
Partnerships between Street Soccer USA, the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund and local stakeholders have opened a modular soccer park in Ozone Park, Queens, designed to foster community connection, youth mental health and equity through sport.
The U.S. women’s national team fell 2‑1 to Brazil in front of a sold‑out crowd, with Sophia Wilson’s first post‑motherhood goal and Dudinha’s versatile display providing key takeaways.
From player to president, Yael Averbuch West’s ascent at Gotham FC underscores a new era of leadership in women’s soccer, marked by championships, strategic investments and a state‑of‑the‑art training complex.
Week 10 of the 2026 NWSL season showcased historic streaks, career milestones and a brewing battle for the league’s top scorer, setting the stage for an intense finish.
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani, together with regional politicians and the New York Red Bulls, has arranged deeply discounted World Cup warm‑up tickets for New Jersey fans, along with a free festival and a ballot for $50 final seats.
A look at the logistical and emotional challenges faced by NWSL players who are also mothers, and the league’s evolving support systems that aim to keep families together while chasing soccer glory.
Mallory Swanson returns to the U.S. Women's National Team after a year away following childbirth, joining a roster that features the dynamic 'Triple Espresso' attack and a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging talent for two crucial friendlies in Brazil.
The USWNT announces a 23‑player lineup for upcoming friendlies in Brazil, featuring the comeback of Mallory Swanson and the integration of new faces as the team builds toward World Cup qualifying.
The 2026 World Sevens Football tournament reduces its prize pool to $1.5 million, with $500,000 for the champion, while highlighting the competition's heritage and the involvement of Chelsea Women and Gotham FC.