The striker has delivered 13 goals and five assists this year for the NWSL's Portland Thorns, all while raising 1-year-old daughter Gigi off the field. She and the USWNT take on Spain on Saturday.
With just a few weeks to go until Mauricio Pochettino picks his team for the U.S.' fall friendlies, Sullivan is making a big case. So are Neil Pierre, Frankie Westfield, and other Union players.
Multiple sources with knowledge of the deal confirmed to The Inquirer that the 27-year-old will rejoin his old team in January, moving from French club Toulouse for a $2.5 million transfer fee.
Pochettino has agreed to a new deal through the 2030 World Cup. He signaled he intends to see it out, and that he might now live full-time in the U.S. But those are just two of many quesitons.
Makhanya is headed to Scotland's Rangers for around $4.5 million. Ndinga likely will go on loan to Belgium's Zulte Waregem. Both deals signal Jon Scheer taking charge as the Union's sporting director.
If the millions who watched the final want more soccer, Europe's big leagues will gladly take their money. But they can't match the bond fans build with a local team. Is MLS finally willing to fight?
When the two teams converge on the Meadowlands for Sunday’s finale (3 p.m., Fox29), it will mark the first time a European champion has played a South American champion in a World Cup final.
Wagner wanted the move, his family wanted to come back to Philadelphia, and the Union wanted to save the season. Those pieces added up to an unexpected return after barely six months in England.
The combined audience on Fox and Telemundo was the biggest for a television event since Super Bowl LX, and bigger than both of this year’s NFL conference championship games.
Christian Pulisic, Gio Reyna, and others didn't deliver in the big moments. And since Mauricio Pochettino didn't lead the way to history, should U.S. Soccer go for another big-name manager?
