Bournemouth are ready to battle three Premier League rivals for the 23-year-old's signature as sources confirm his stance on a move to England

Through the years, the USMNT has often been the away team when it has played big games in Los Angeles. You can go all the way back the Torrance game — the 1-0 loss to Costa Rica that eliminated the USA from 1986 World Cup qualifying. A less-than-sellout crowd at 11,800-seat at the El Camino […] The post The USA-Paraguay problem appeared first on Soccer America.

On the heels of two disappointing results, and with its star misfiring, can the USMNT flip the switch when the lights are brightest?

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Former Barcelona full-back Sergino Dest has claimed that some of his ex-teammates did not understand the decision to move him on. The USMNT defender spent two seasons at Camp Nou, before a spell on loan at AC Milan, and an eventual transfer to PSV Eindhoven in 2023. Dest ended up playing 72 games for Barcelona, […] The post “Ronald Araujo and Frenkie de Jong don’t understand why I was sold” – Ex-Barcelona full-back appeared first on Football España.

In one of those amazing butterfly-effect moments, Josh Sargent's acrimonious exit from Norwich in January may have dealt a big blow to the USMNT's World Cup ambitions.