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U.S. Soccer Selects Cincinnati to Host Home Leg of Concacaf Nations League Quarterfinal in November
ussoccer.com2026 Concacaf W Championship Schedule Confirmed; Tickets Now on Sale
concacaf.com[Eric Wahl] Frankly insidious MLS development: hiring for a Senior Manager of Sports Betting. Gambling is a well-documented addictive practice that ruins lives. Don't take my word for it; research it.
bsky.appBalogun headed to Everton - Set to become 2nd most expensive USMNT player in history
transfermarkt.usMLSNP expansion side Jacksonville Armada vagueposts that they will be ceasing operations on Sept 4 if no progress is made towards finalizing approvals within the city
U.S. Soccer nears takeover of U.S. Youth Soccer. This is what it means for the sport’s future
nytimes.comNational Soccer Hall of Fame Announces Final Ballots for Election to 2027 Class
nationalsoccerhof.com[Chris Ivey] Graphic explainer of the reported MLS Playoff format for the 2027-28 season
USL Long Island Awarded United Soccer League Franchise
uslleagueone.comRecord 155 Open Division Clubs Enter 2027 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Qualifying Rounds, Additional 16 Automatically Qualify for Tournament Proper
ussoccer.comEarthquakes' baffling Gavin Wilkinson hire insults fans and Bay FC: ‘A slap in the face'
sports.yahoo.comSources: NYCFC II moving to New Jersey's Middlesex County
nysoccerjournal.comFour Fall Matches Set as U.S. Men's National Team Will Take On Peru, Chile, Mexico and Canada
ussoccer.com[NY Soccer Journal] NYCFC president and CEO Brad Sims confirmed NYCFC II will be one of the teams opting into the new Hometown Soccer Holdings initiative for MLS Next Pro, with the II squad set to rebrand and relocate. No hints on where they’ll go, said it should be public in 30-60 days’ time
bsky.appStatement on behalf of Concacaf and its 41 Member Associations
concacaf.com[Miguel Delaney] Am told sentiment from Concacaf meeting was that vast majority of members have lost confidence or are losing confidence in Infantino as Fifa president
bsky.app[Free Talk] MLS owners will vote on its next commissioner on Monday, choosing between LAFC co-owner Larry Berg and former Fox executive David Nathanson. Who would you prefer to succeed Don Garber and why?
A bit of background on both men:
Larry Berg is an LAFC co-owner who is also a senior partner at 26 North. He is a former Senior Partner at Apollo Global Management and former Chairman of McGraw-Hill Education. Berg currently serves as board member of the LAFC Foundation. Berg was a limited partner in LAFC in 2014, when MLS awarded the new club to an ownership group led by Henry Nguyen for a $110M expansion fee. He led an internal buyout alongside fellow investors Bennett Rosenthal and Brandon Beck in 2016, two years before LAFC took the pitch. The club has been among the league’s most successful since its 2018 debut and is consistently ranked among MLS’s two most valuable franchises at more than $1B.
David Nathanson brings a strong background in sports media after spending more than 20 years in the industry, mostly with Fox. He has also been an active investor. In addition to his stake in the Sounders, he was a founding investor in NWSL club Angel City FC and the NHL’s Kraken. His family’s holding company, Mapleton Investments, also manages a West Coast real estate portfolio that it values at more than $710M. Nathanson’s father, David, founded Falcon Cable, which was sold in 1999 for $3.7B.