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MLS Controversy: Messi and Jordi Alba Suspended One Match for Missing All-Star Game

Fri, 25 Jul 2025 18:36:46 GMT

MLS Controversy: Messi and Jordi Alba Suspended One Match for Missing All-Star Game

A new controversy is rocking Major League Soccer (MLS) after league officials handed Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba a one-match suspension for missing the recent MLS All-Star Game in Austin, Texas. The match, which featured top players from the MLS and Liga MX, was held on Wednesday—but Messi and Alba, both key figures for Inter Miami, were noticeably absent.

The league’s decision has sparked a backlash, especially from Inter Miami fans and club executives. According to official club statements, the decision to withhold both players from the All-Star event was made strictly for sporting reasons, with a focus on injury prevention.

“Messi has played five full MLS matches in just 14 days,” the club stated. “We made the decision not to risk his health after such a demanding schedule.”

Despite this explanation, MLS rules require selected All-Star players to attend unless medically excused. The league proceeded with disciplinary action, suspending both Messi and Alba for one official match outside of All-Star play.

This ruling means Messi will not be available for Inter Miami’s next league match, scheduled for this weekend—a significant blow to a team vying for top position in the Eastern Conference.

The controversy has ignited a broader debate on how the league balances player safety, marketing priorities, and sporting integrity, especially when global icons like Messi are involved.

As tensions rise, many are calling for the league to reassess its All-Star participation policy, particularly during congested fixture periods when international players already face extreme physical demands.

Stay tuned as SFSC continues to follow the fallout from this developing story.

Major League Soccer Launches “MLS GO” Youth Program

Sat, 28 Jun 2025 15:56:35 GMT

Major League Soccer Launched “MLS GO” Youth Program
Expanding Access to Rec Soccer

Date of Launch: April 30, 2024

Overview

In a nationwide push to make youth soccer more inclusive, Major League Soccer (MLS) officially debuted MLS GO on April 30, 2024. The initiative aims to deliver elevated recreational soccer experiences across North America for boys and girls aged 4–14 .

Program Vision

MLS GO is designed as the league’s dedicated recreational youth soccer arm, positioned beneath elite pipelines like MLS NEXT and developmental organizations like MLS NEXT Pro. Its goals include:

Affordability & Access: Removing financial barriers through standard‑package pricing, including MLS-branded jerseys, equipment, and coach support

High‑quality coaching materials: Launching two major resources—the MLS GO PLAY FUND (a grant to offset operational costs) and the MLS GO PLAYBOOK (age‑specific training guides)—developed with NANOCOM and delivered via desktop and mobile apps like TeamSnap and MOJO .

Official MLS affiliation: Partnering with state-level youth organizations (Cal North and New Jersey Youth Soccer), giving access to MLS club perks such as branded kits and match-day tickets .

League Operations & Community Impact

MLS GO kicked off in Spring 2024, beginning its rollout with initial partnerships in California and New Jersey. These collaborations brought recreational soccer to over 100,000 youth athletes through participating clubs and state associations .

Kyle Albrecht, MLS GO Vice President, emphasized,

“We look forward to continuing to grow the game at the grassroots level and increase participation and access to soccer through these partnerships and the implementations of the MLS GO PLAY FUND and MLS GO PLAYBOOK.”

Recent Sponsorship Highlight

In May 2025, Messi‑branded hydration drink Más+ by Messi became the first official sponsor of MLS GO, aiming to support young athletes and promote healthy hydration in youth soccer .

MLS President Don Garber also tweeted his excitement over the initiative’s impact:

“MLS is thrilled to partner with Cal North Youth Soccer Association & New Jersey Youth Soccer on MLS GO: expanding access for over 100,000 young athletes and hundreds of clubs. Together, we’re making soccer accessible and fun for all!”

Miami’s Heart-Stopping Draw Sends Both Teams into Knockout Rounds

Wed, 25 Jun 2025 14:40:50 GMT

Miami’s Heart-Stopping Draw Sends Both Teams into Knockout Rounds

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla., June 24, 2025 — Inter Miami produced a stunning performance at Hard Rock Stadium today, surging to a 2‑0 lead against South American powerhouse Palmeiras before watching the Brazilian side storm back to earn a dramatic 2‑2 draw. The result sends both teams safely into the Round of 16 at the expanded FIFA Club World Cup.

Led by coach Javier Mascherano, the Herons struck early when Tadeo Allende exploded past Palmeiras’ defense in the 16th minute, driving home a clinical finish to break the deadlock. The momentum stayed firmly with Miami as legend Luis Suárez doubled the lead in the 65th minute, curling a sublime left-footed strike into the top corner .

It seemed Miami would top the group, but Palmeiras staged a stunning comeback. Paulinho pulled one goal back in the 80th minute, and Mauricio completed the revival with a sharp finish in the 87th, leveling the scoreline .

Both clubs ended the group stage on five points, with Palmeiras claiming Group A’s top spot on superior goal difference and Miami finishing level second . Al Ahly and Porto were both eliminated despite their thrilling 4–4 draw .

Historic milestone: Inter Miami became the first MLS side to reach the knockout stages in this tournament format .
Next challenge: They now face UEFA Champions League holders Paris Saint‑Germain in the Round of 16 this coming Sunday in Atlanta — a monumental clash and a stark turnaround for Messi as he prepares to face his former club .
Mascherano’s reaction: “If someone told me we were going to have this kind of performance against these teams, I would have signed it,” said the coach, calling it a “historic night” for MLS .

Player Highlights

Tadeo Allende: A decisive breakaway finish to open the scoring.
Luis Suárez: Vintage Suárez—set up Allende early on and scored a jaw-dropping solo goal in the second half .
Palmeiras substitutes: Paulinho and Mauricio turned the tables late in the match, underlining the depth of the Brazilian side .

Looking Ahead

Inter Miami vs. Paris Saint‑Germain — Sunday, June 29, 12 pm ET (DAZN), Atlanta
Palmeiras vs. Botafogo — a heavyweight Brazilian clash Saturday, June 28

Both matches carry immense stakes—and narrative drama. Miami will look to continue its historic run under the spotlight, while Messi will face his former club on his special day.

Overall, Miami showcased bold attacking flair, tactical grit, and MLS’s growing competitive edge on the global stage. Even in a late swoon, their achievement sends a clear message: this tournament is no longer just European or South American territory.

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USYS National League introduces new event formats

Wed, 21 May 2025 21:33:01 GMT

Updated competition structures

will begin in the 2025-26 season;
The National League Cup

to debut in Spring 2026

FRISCO, Texas (Feb. 7, 2025) – The US Youth Soccer National League is excited to announce updated event formats that will begin in the 2025-26 season, including the introduction of The National League Cup.

Over the past six months, US Youth Soccer established a National League working group that reviewed a survey conducted by the National League of all its clubs and teams. The feedback from the teams, college coaches and club leaders led to the formation of new event structures that meet the needs of the youth soccer landscape. The new National League event structures were developed with a focus on simplifying the competition formats, elevating the level of play, and maintaining advancement opportunities that adapt to future evolutions to the overall US Youth Soccer competitions.

The changes result in two national competition formats within the National League — updated Winter Events and The National League Cup (The NL Cup) .

“The US Youth Soccer National League is committed to introducing new event formats designed to enhance competition, provide meaningful development opportunities, and create the best possible experience for players, teams and clubs,” USYS Chief Soccer Officer Tom Condone said. “These innovative formats will elevate the level of play while maintaining a clear pathway for advancement within the evolving landscape of youth soccer.”

WINTER EVENTS

The National League Winter Events are a modification to simplify the current structure of quarterfinal events and semifinal events. As with the current event structure, the winter events will provide teams with an opportunity to earn their place into the summer’s USYS National Championships, presented by New York Life.

Winter events will be open to National League teams in the 14U-19U Boys and Girls age groups, with competing teams selected via an application process. Within each age group, 40 total teams will be split among two events, and each team will play in one event.

At each event, teams will be divided into five groups of four, and each team will play its three group opponents over three days. Teams that finish in first place in their four-team group will advance to the USYS National Championships as a National League representative.

Additionally, teams that finish in second place in their four-team group at the winter events will earn a spot into The NL Cup at the end of that season.

The newly formatted winter events will kick off in November 2025 and January 2026, during the winter portion of the 2025-26 seasonal year.

THE NL CUP

This new, streamlined competition format will offer teams the opportunity of a postseason competition and will be exclusive to National League teams, highlighting the top competition in the league. Qualification will take place on a same-season basis, with teams earning placement directly from their performance in regular season league competition.

“Over 75 percent of National League club leaders indicated they wanted a league cup established, and many aspects of The NL Cup format highlight factors that club leaders rated as very important,” said Marc Frankland, National League General Manager. “We are very excited about this new competition desired by a majority of our clubs, which gives teams advancement opportunities into a true National League postseason.”

Winners of National League Tier 1 Divisions, in both club-based and team-based leagues, will earn automatic qualification into The NL Cup. The remaining spots in The NL Cup will be filled by the teams that qualify for the competition through their performance at the winter events.

The first stage of The NL Cup — The NL Cup Playoffs — will feature four events and take place in late May or June.

At each playoff event, eight boys teams and eight girls teams in their respective 13U-19U age group will compete in a group play format with three games over three days. Each age group will have two groups of four teams, with the winner of each four-team group advancing to The NL Cup Finals.

The NL Cup Finals will feature eight teams — the two group winners from each of the four playoff events — in each of the 13U-19U age groups for both boys and girls. Teams will play three games in three days in a bracket format, where games progress from quarterfinals to semifinals to the finals — in which The NL Cup champions will be determined.

The NL Cup will debut in Spring 2026 at the end of the 2025-26 seasonal year.

BEHIND THE CHANGES

The updates to the National League’s event structures stemmed from deliberate consideration of feedback provided by club directors, coaches, players, parents and college coaches.

A collaboration between USYS staff and the USYS National League working group — which includes representatives from youth clubs, USYS State Associations, the USYS Board of Directors and USYS staff — allowed the new event structures to be developed with input and attention from all involved.

What they’re saying:

“The transformation of the USYS National League events creates a fantastic environment for players, families, and college coaches. This evolution provides a competitive atmosphere with multiple advancement opportunities and recruitable moments. This will truly be the best of the best of individual teams competing for The NL Cup and advancing to the USYS National Championships. I am excited and honored to be a part of the future of National League and US Youth Soccer.”
Jonathan Berzins | Arizona Soccer Association & NL Working Group Chair

“We are excited about both the evolution of the National League and the introduction of The National League Cup. It represents a great opportunity within the National League platform and allows our members to compete against some of the best teams in the country. Pairing this high level of competition with an increased focus on college exposure will be very beneficial to all.”
Brian Waltrip | Los Angeles Soccer Club

“We are very excited for the transformation of National League winter events and the addition of The National League Cup. These events expose our teams and players to a high level of soccer while giving them opportunities to play against some of the top National League teams in the country.”
Catey Stewart | Charlotte Soccer Academy

“The new USYS National League event platforms provide an incredible opportunity for our players to compete at the highest level, gain national exposure, and develop both on and off the field. The existing and new platforms will continue to create an environment where talent is challenged, growth is encouraged, and college and professional pathways are made more accessible. At Cedar Stars Academy, we are proud to be part of a system that truly prioritizes player development and provides the tools necessary for long-term success.”
Kieran Patrick | Cedar Stars Academy North

“With this evolution of the National League and the introduction of the new National League Cup, these opportunities carve out something truly special in the crowded youth soccer landscape — a real promotion system through BOTH team and club-based platforms, where participation in it is determined by performance on the field, not by the name on your jersey. Whether you’re from a major club or a local community-based organization, if your team is strong and your on-field performance deems you worthy, you can earn your spot in the National League or National League Cup to compete against other great teams from throughout the county. These adjustments reduce travel and costs for families, foster more meaningful local competitions, and give successful teams the opportunity to compete in national events, which is the model most clubs are looking for in youth soccer today.”
Chris Jamrozy | Illinois Youth Soccer

“The new USYS National League events format creates a true ‘#EarnYourPlace’ platform for both our club based, and team-based leagues. By creating a more regional model, we have attained our goal of reducing costs and placing more emphasis on the importance of league play for advancement. The new platform is also created with flexibility, so that we can continue to grow the events and genuinely provide a championship atmosphere for the deserving and a truly recruitable competition regionally and nationally. I am excited to see the platform in its current form, see what it will become in the near and distant future!”
Joe Burger | Kansas Youth Soccer

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US Youth Soccer, US Club Soccer, and AYSO Returning to Seasonal-Year Age Group Formation in 2026

Wed, 21 May 2025 21:19:42 GMT

US Youth Soccer, US Club Soccer, and AYSO Returning to Seasonal-Year Age Group Formation in 2026

News US Youth Soccer

FRISCO, Texas (March 5, 2025) – US Youth Soccer (USYS), US Club Soccer, and American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO), today announced that they have agreed to adopt the seasonal year age group formation cycle for its players starting with each’s 2026-27 season. USYS Board Chair Tina Rincon, US Club Soccer CEO Mike Cullina, and AYSO National President Doug Ryan made the announcement.

The cycle, which will run from September 1 to August 31, represents the opportunity for more players in the each’s system to play club-based soccer with their classmates.

Rincon, Cullina, and Ryan offer the following statement:

“The three organizations coming together to put our nation’s youth soccer players first is a positive move. Soccer, regardless of the level of competition, is meant to be fun – and it is more fun when players can play with their friends and classmates. This decision is the right move for the millions playing in each of our respective systems and we are thrilled to establish this standard and find common ground.”

The decision stems from a U.S. Soccer Federation policy put in place late in 2024 empowering member organizations to be the decision-maker on the registration choices for leagues and competitions that they sanction and/or run.

Rincon, who also serves as the U.S. Soccer Youth Council Chair, detailed the following on behalf of the council:

“We are excited that the three largest member organizations have aligned to make a decision that will bring the youth soccer landscape together, rather than further fracturing it. We received input from a variety of sources that helped us reach this decision and meet our goal of increasing participation in our sport. We look forward to continuing to work with other member organizations to make the best choices for youth soccer players and continue collaborating with clubs and leagues to ensure a smooth transition next year.”

The three organizations’ registration parameters will not change for next season (2025-26) and will affect rostering beginning in August 2026.

Aligning with the school-year calendar is a return to a policy in place prior to a 2016 U.S. Soccer decision to move to birth-year registration (January 1 – December 31). The change was made in effort to align with international soccer standards.

Youth players born before September 1 will have the opportunity to play up with older age groups in accordance with their club’s governance.

U.S. Soccer performed an assessment of available data (e.g., 2020 U.S. Census & National Center for Education Statistics) and qualitative feedback and determined that September 1 represents most school districts’ calendars (~68%) across the country.

About US Youth Soccer

US Youth Soccer , the largest youth sport organization in the country, is on a mission to provide world-class support, resources, and leadership, helping every member fulfill their goals on and off the field of play. US Youth Soccer registers 2.68 million players annually. Through its programming, resources and leadership, US Youth Soccer is advancing the game for its 54 Member State Associations, 10,000 clubs and leagues and one million administrators, coaches, and volunteers. US Youth Soccer connects families and communities to the power of sports and its shared love of soccer. US Youth Soccer provides a path for every player, coach and referee offering programs that provide a fun, safe and healthy environment at every level of the game.

About US Club Soccer

A National Association member of the U.S. Soccer Federation, US Club Soccer fosters the growth and development of soccer clubs in order to create the best possible development environment for players of all ages.

Anchored by Players First and its pillars of Club Development, Coaching Development, Player Development, Referee Development, Parent Engagement & Education and Player Health & Safety, US Club Soccer offers registration, league- and cup-based competition platforms, player identification and a variety of other programming, resources and services.

US Club Soccer is sponsored by Nike, DICK’S Sporting Goods and Gatorade.

About AYSO

American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) is a national nonprofit organization committed to delivering quality youth soccer programs in a fun, family-friendly environment. AYSO is rooted in Six Philosophies: Everyone Plays®, Balanced Teams, Open Registration, Positive Coaching, Good Sportsmanship, and Player Development. Now celebrating its 60th year since inception in 1964, AYSO programs span over 640 communities across the United States.

As a member organization of the U.S. Soccer Federation, all AYSO programs, including AYSO PLAY!, conform to U.S. Soccer standards for safety and player development curricula. Learn more about AYSO at www.ayso.org .

Goal! Jorge Mas, David Beckham, Ares score $450M construction loan for soccer stadium

Fri, 02 May 2025 14:39:49 GMT

Goal! Jorge Mas, David Beckham, Ares score $450M construction loan for soccer stadium

Inter Miami CF

B illionaire Jorge Mas, David Beckham and Ares Management nabbed a $450 million loan for a planned soccer stadium in Miami that is already under construction.

It marks the largest construction loan in South Florida so far this year.

The partnership developing the $1 billion Miami Freedom Park , a massive mixed-use project anchored by a new 25,000-seat home for Inter Miami futbol club, obtained the financing from JPMorgan Chase Bank, records show. The loan is secured by the planned stadium and surrounding entertainment, concessions and retail spaces on the 58-acre site at 1400 Northwest 37th Avenue. The joint venture is leasing the land from the city of Miami.

Designed by Coconut Grove-based Arquitectonica, Miami Freedom Park will also include a 750-room hotel, 400,000 square feet of offices geared to tech companies and 600,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space when fully built.

Inter Miami, the Major League Soccer franchise also owned by Mas, Beckham and Ares, broke ground on the project in 2023, and construction of the stadium began last year. Inter Miami is expected to begin playing in the new stadium next year. The team features prominent international soccer players, including Argentinian superstar Leonel Messi.

Under a 50-year lease agreement, Inter Miami currently plays in Fort Lauderdale at Chase Stadium, a 21,550-seat venue owned by the city of Fort Lauderdale.

However, construction has not gone smoothly for Mas, Beckham and Ares. In February, Indianapolis-based Hunt Construction Group sued development entity Miami Freedom Park LLC for allegedly failing to pay for $590,000 in preconstruction services.

Miami voters approved the $1 billion project in a 2018 citywide referendum. Four years later, the Miami City Commission approved a 99-year lease and a development agreement allowing Mas, Beckham and Ares to redevelop the city’s Melreese Golf Course into Miami Freedom Park . The same year, city commissioners approved rezoning the property to allow mixed commercial uses. The latest loan tops the $413 million construction loan that PMG secured earlier this week for its planned two-tower project in Miami’s Brickell, One Twenty Brickell Residences.

MLS NEXT announces new competition tier kicking off in September 2025!

Fri, 02 May 2025 14:17:50 GMT

MLS NEXT announces new competition tier kicking off in September 2025!

MLS NEXT today announced a new competition tier that will increase the number of clubs in MLS NEXT and deepen the overall pool of players and coaches. Starting in September 2025, clubs in the program will compete in regular season games, regional tournaments, and various MLS NEXT national events as well as coaching development and education programs, talent identification, and high-performance opportunities.

MLS NEXT is the elite platform for youth development in North America – currently with 151 member clubs and over 16,000 players – and this expansion will provide opportunities for thousands of additional players and coaches, allowing member clubs greater flexibility to align team travel and scheduling, optimize player pools, and more effectively allocate club resources. This new competition tier, along with the recently announced strategic alliance with the Girls Academy League will play a pivotal role in continuing to raise the overall performance and competition level across youth soccer in the U.S. and Canada.

Rising Stars: South Florida’s Top Young Soccer Prospects to Watch in 2025

Wed, 23 Apr 2025 16:28:41 GMT

Rising Stars: South Florida’s Top Young Soccer Prospects to Watch in 2025

South Florida has long been a hotbed for soccer talent, with players from the region making their way into college programs, professional leagues, and even international competitions. As we move into 2025, several young prospects are catching the attention of scouts and coaches.

1. Nicolas Nauta – Curaçao U-17 National Team & ( Supreme FC) now Fort Lauderdale United ECNL and Imaculatta Lasalle High School

A versatile midfielder known for his vision and technical ability, Nico recently made headlines after being selected for the Curaçao U-17 National Team for the World Cup Qualifiers. Playing for ( Supreme FC) now Fort Lauderdale United ECNL and Imaculatta Lasalle High School, he’s already gaining interest from D1 college programs and professional scouts.

2. Diego Hernández – Weston FC U-19

This attacking midfielder has been a standout in the MLS NEXT league, consistently creating scoring opportunities for his team. He’s currently on the radar of several Division I colleges and has even trained with an MLS team during the offseason.

3. Gabriela Santos – Sunrise Prime SC & USYNT U-15 Pool

Gabriela is a dominant force in South Florida girls’ soccer. As a technical and aggressive forward, she recently received a call-up to the U.S. Youth National Team U-15 training camp. Many expect her to be a top recruit in the coming years.

With so much talent emerging in South Florida, the future of soccer in the region looks brighter than ever. Keep an eye on these rising stars as they continue their journey to the next level.

Navigating the South Florida Youth Soccer Landscape: A Parent’s Guide for 2025

Wed, 23 Apr 2025 16:28:40 GMT

Navigating the South Florida Youth Soccer Landscape: A Parent’s Guide for 2025

If you’re a parent looking to get your child involved in soccer in South Florida, you may be overwhelmed by the sheer number of options. With recreational, travel, and academy-level teams, understanding the right path for your child is essential.

1. Recreational vs. Competitive Soccer: Which One Is Right?

• Recreational Soccer (AYSO, YMCA, city leagues) is great for beginners who want to have fun, develop skills, and play locally.

• Competitive/Travel Soccer (Weston FC, Miami Rush, Sunrise Prime SC) involves higher-level coaching, tournaments, and potential college scouting opportunities.

2. MLS NEXT, ECNL, and E64: Understanding the Elite Pathways

• MLS NEXT: The top boys’ youth league in the U.S., featuring the best talent and a direct path to professional and college soccer.

• ECNL: The premier girls’ league that offers high-level competition and a pathway to college scholarships.

• Elite 64 (E64): A newer national league that provides an alternative for top-tier players outside of MLS academies.

3. How to Choose the Right Club

• Consider the coaching quality, cost, travel commitments, and player development philosophy.

• Look for clubs with a strong track record of placing players into college programs.

• Attend tryouts and ask current parents about their experiences.

With South Florida’s reputation as a soccer powerhouse, finding the right fit can set your child on the path to success in the sport.

After a historic 2024 season, Inter Miami CF enters 2025 with high expectations

Wed, 23 Apr 2025 16:28:40 GMT

After a historic 2024 season, Inter Miami CF enters 2025 with high expectations

With Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, and Jordi Alba possibly in their final season together, the club is making significant moves to ensure a strong campaign.

Key Additions & Departures

• IN: (Rumored) Inter Miami is linked with Argentine midfielder Thiago Almada, a young star who could take over as the creative engine of the team.

• OUT: Several veteran players may be departed.

Tactical Approach

New Head coach Macherano is expected to continue his possession-based attacking style but could tweak the system to accommodate new midfield signings. The team’s pre-season has shown a mix of 4-3-3 and 3-5-2 formations.

Can Inter Miami Win Another MLS Cup?

With Messi’s influence and a roster full of talented international players, Inter Miami is a strong contender. However, competition from LAFC, FC Cincinnati, and Columbus Crew will make the road to a championship difficult.

Stay tuned for updates as Inter Miami kicks off its 2025 season and continues its push for another major trophy!

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MLS Controversy: Messi and Jordi Alba Suspended One Match for Missing All-Star Game

MLS Controversy: Messi and Jordi Alba Suspended One Match for Missing All-Star Game

Major League Soccer Launches “MLS GO” Youth Program

Major League Soccer Launched “MLS GO” Youth Program Expanding Access to Rec Soccer

Miami’s Heart-Stopping Draw Sends Both Teams into Knockout Rounds

Miami’s Heart-Stopping Draw Sends Both Teams into Knockout Rounds

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Player Highlights

Looking Ahead

Watch the Highlights

USYS National League introduces new event formats

Updated competition structures

﻿ will begin in the 2025-26 season; The National League Cup

to debut in Spring 2026

WINTER EVENTS

THE NL CUP

BEHIND THE CHANGES

What they’re saying:

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US Youth Soccer, US Club Soccer, and AYSO Returning to Seasonal-Year Age Group Formation in 2026

US Youth Soccer, US Club Soccer, and AYSO Returning to Seasonal-Year Age Group Formation in 2026

Goal! Jorge Mas, David Beckham, Ares score $450M construction loan for soccer stadium

Goal! Jorge Mas, David Beckham, Ares score $450M construction loan for soccer stadium

MLS NEXT announces new competition tier kicking off in September 2025!

MLS NEXT announces new competition tier kicking off in September 2025! ﻿

Rising Stars: South Florida’s Top Young Soccer Prospects to Watch in 2025

Rising Stars: South Florida’s Top Young Soccer Prospects to Watch in 2025

Navigating the South Florida Youth Soccer Landscape: A Parent’s Guide for 2025

Navigating the South Florida Youth Soccer Landscape: A Parent’s Guide for 2025

After a historic 2024 season, Inter Miami CF enters 2025 with high expectations

After a historic 2024 season, Inter Miami CF enters 2025 with high expectations

Major League Soccer Launched “MLS GO” Youth Program
Expanding Access to Rec Soccer

will begin in the 2025-26 season;
The National League Cup

MLS NEXT announces new competition tier kicking off in September 2025!