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Chicago Fire forward C.J. Sapong said that MLS and its teams must do better to address what he called a "systemic" lack of diversity in the front offices around the league.
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Speaking with ESPN's Taylor Twellman, Sapong said that black players in the league often feel a disconnect with the leadership of their clubs.
"When you look at the experiences that black players have had in this league, especially when you have African players or darker South American...
USMNT's Zack Steffen says support from around the world for the United States' racial issues is "motivating."
Everton Ribeiro goes up 4-2 on USMNT goalkeeper Sean Johnson after finding the net from a crazy angle.
A Dallas player has tested positive for coronavirus and the MLS club have suspended training. The unnamed player becomes the second known case of COVID-19 in MLS after Philadelphia Union forward Kacper Przybylko tested positive in March. MLS is planning for a return to full team training amid the coronavirus pandemic, which led to the […]
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MLS players have finalised a plan to return to playing this season amid reports the 2020 campaign will become a tournament in Orlando. The latest MLS season, which began in February, was halted after just two weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic. The regular season had been scheduled to run until October, but much of […]
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Shaka Hislop praises Weston McKennie for emerging as a leader while football's governing bodies have stumbled.
Rabbi Matondo praised Schalke teammate Weston McKennie and other players for their tributes to George Floyd.
Schalke and U.S. midfielder Weston McKennie published a video on social media on Wednesday that mixed footage of police officers using force against black people with clips of football players and other athletes saying: "Enough is enough."
Chelsea and U.S. midfielder Christian Pulisic took part in the video, as did Bayern Munich and Canada left-back Alphonso Davies and women's World Cup winner Mallory Pugh of the U.S.
Former U.S. international Clint Dempsey and DaMarcus Beasley, as well as current...
Mexico and Inter Miami star Rodolfo Pizarro goes ahead of NYCFC's Sean Johnson in the U.S. Soccer eSeries.
Fortuna Dusseldorf's Zack Steffen reveals his experiences with police in Germany vs. the United States.
Julien Laurens earmarks Ajax and USMNT's Sergino Dest as the best replacement for Thomas Meunier at PSG.
Julien Laurens explains why Sergino Dest could be a great signing for Barcelona if they can afford him.
Alejandro Moreno considers whether USMNT'S Sergino Dest can make the leap to Barcelona if they come calling.
Julien Laurens and Gab Marcotti react to Ajax defender Sergino Dest being linked to Barcelona. Paris Saint-Germain are interested in signing United States star Sergino Dest as they continue their search for a new right-back, sources have told ESPN.
The Ajax defender, 19, is attracting a lot of interest from big European clubs, including Barcelona and Bayern Munich. Sources told ESPN that PSG are keeping tabs on Dest in case they fail to sign Lazio's Adam Marusic, and Ajax could ask for a fee of around €20 million for the defender.
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Ale Moreno doesn't expect Paris Saint-Germain to offer Sergino Dest the same freedom to grow Ajax has.
Shaka Hislop praises Weston McKennie for emerging as a leader while football's governing bodies have stumbled.
FIFA urged soccer competition organizers on Monday to apply "common sense" and consider not sanctioning players demanding justice for George Floyd during matches.
The recognition by FIFA of the "depth of sentiment" over Floyd's death came in a rare statement telling the global game to show flexibility and not enforce laws of soccer it helps to set.
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FIFA urged football competition organisers on Monday to apply "common sense" and consider not sanctioning players demanding justice for George Floyd during matches.
The recognition by FIFA of the "depth of sentiment" over Floyd's death came in a rare statement telling the global game to show flexibility and not enforce laws of football it helps to set.
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Weston McKennie, Jadon Sancho and Marcus Thuram expressed their support for George Floyd.
Shaka Hislop praises Weston McKennie for emerging as a leader while football's governing bodies have stumbled.
United States international Weston McKennie displayed his support for George Floyd -- a handcuffed black man who died in police custody in Minnesota after pleading that he could not breathe -- during Schalke's Bundesliga match with Werder Bremen on Saturday, wearing an armband with the message "Justice for George."
After the match, Schalke tweeted an image of the midfielder wearing the armband with the #JusticeForGeorge hashtag.
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