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The San Jose Earthquakes’ appointment of Gavin Wilkinson as a season‑long consultant has ignited criticism over the club’s commitment to safety and accountability, spotlighting a tangled history of past failures.
With the new Premier League campaign approaching, clubs are locked in a frenetic battle for talent, from midfield prodigies to veteran strikers eyeing new horizons.
Former Penn State standout Aaron Molloy was honored as the USL Championship’s top player for July after delivering four assists in five matches, propelling Lexington SC into the Western Conference’s upper tier and cementing his status as a key playmaker.
Gavin Wilkinson, the ex‑president of Portland Timbers and Thorns, has been hired as a consultant by the San Jose Earthquakes to assist head coach Bruce Arena in roster management for the remainder of the year.
The San Jose Earthquakes have appointed Gavin Wilkinson as a consultant to oversee roster management through the end of the current season, placing him under the direction of head coach Bruce Arena. Wilkinson’s recent history includes a brief, tumultuous tenure at Sporting Kansas City and a high‑profile departure from Portland’s soccer leadership following allegations of misconduct.
Robert Lewandowski’s brace, Evander’s 100th contribution and late heroics defined a thrilling round of MLS action.
The upcoming Cascadia Derby pits the Portland Timbers against the Seattle Sounders on August 1, with the match available on Apple TV+ and betting odds reflecting the tight competition.
The August camp, open to fourth‑through eighth‑graders, offers free FIFA soccer balls and hands‑on training from coaches with proven professional pedigrees.
The East team rolled past the West 6‑1 in the MLS NEXT All-Star Game, with Oscar Avilez leading a prolific attack.
The university’s men’s soccer program has added a ten‑player signing class, each bringing distinct achievements from youth internationals to collegiate breakthroughs, as the coaching staff looks to blend skill with academic excellence.
After the global spectacle of the 2026 World Cup, Major League Soccer returns with a slate of six rivalry fixtures that pit fresh signings against established powers, setting the stage for a competitive stretch.
The upcoming 2026 season sees nine new players joining Kansas City Men's Soccer, including eight first‑year collegians and seven true freshmen, hailing from five countries and key regional hotspots.
Orlando City’s French forward continued his hot streak, while Inter Miami saw an immediate impact from Casemiro; LAFC’s attacking duo shone, and several clubs delivered pivotal performances.
Portland Timbers secured a 5‑1 win over Seattle Sounders on Thursday night, with Kevin Kelsy delivering two goals and an assist. The performance highlighted a seven‑minute second‑half burst that saw three different players find the net, while the defense held firm against a Sounders side looking to break its losing streak.
As Argentina prepares to meet Spain in the championship match, discussions center on aggressive play, Lionel Messi's enduring brilliance, and the impact of wildfire smoke on the host city.
As MLS Matchday 18 approaches, teams battle for positioning ahead of the All-Star showcase in Charlotte, where Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul will sit out, while teenage sensation Julian Hall eyes a breakthrough.
A ranking of 45 MLS‑registered players at the 2026 World Cup highlights standout performances, emerging talents, and underperformers across national teams.
After the World Cup break, MLS power rankings shift as Nashville SC edges Atlanta, the Whitecaps top the West, and high‑profile signings reshape the Eastern Conference.
The Portland Timbers have named Martí Cifuentes as their new head coach on a three‑year contract. The 44‑year‑old brings two decades of international coaching experience and a clear ambition to build a team that embodies the city’s soccer culture.
The first full matchday after the 2026 FIFA World Cup pause saw a host of international stars deliver standout displays, reshaping early-season narratives.
The 44‑year‑old Spaniard joins the MLS side after stints in England and aims to guide the club back to the postseason.
Two teenage prospects commit to Athletic Club Boise while preserving college eligibility, highlighting regional talent development.
The Timbers are opening their gates early for a community event that blends a World Cup match watch party with on‑field activities, giving supporters a chance to experience the excitement beyond the stadium.
Despite Alaska’s isolation and harsh climate, a handful of players are breaking new ground in professional soccer, forging pathways that challenge conventional talent pipelines.