Jack McGlynn ignited Houston Dynamo's victory with a brilliant brace, while Brian White netted a milestone goal. Real Salt Lake's Diego Luna experienced a dramatic red card in a thrilling MLS matchup. BALLGM breaks down the key performances of U.S. internationals in domestic play
Santiago Giménez is revved up by Luka Modrić and Massimiliano Allegri joining AC Milan. "Always a dream to win the championship," Giménez stated, after netting a goal against Leeds United as Milan gears up for the new season. Their presence fuels the team's championship aspirations
Weah, at a pivotal juncture, is focused on creating his niche at Marseille, setting the stage for a momentous chapter with the USMNT
USMNT and Juventus sensation Weston McKennie shared a thrilling preseason moment, swapping jerseys with Dortmund's rising star Cole Campbell. McKennie proudly displayed this exciting exchange, a testament to growing camaraderie amongst American talent abroad, on his Instagram
Arsenal's own Bukayo Saka brightens the day for children in his Ealing hometown! The England star, with a heart as golden as his talent, has generously donated over 1,000 uniforms to four local schools, including his former stomping grounds, Edward Betham and Greenford High. This touching act of giving back aims to support the community that nurtured him
Welcome to Los Angeles, man!" echoes Rams stars Matthew Stafford and Davante Adams, extending a rousing welcome to LAFC's newest sensation, Son Heung-Min. The NFL titans officially greeted the South Korean star on his move to Los Angeles and playfully invited him to experience the thrill of NFL action firsthand at SoFi Stadium
Conor Coady vows Wrexham will "upset and disrupt" proving tough Championship opponents, aiming to thrive under Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds despite a tough opening day loss to Southampton.
Martin Zubimendi sends a stern warning to Manchester United, stating, "We like to win!" This declaration comes hot on the heels of Arsenal's dominant pre-season victory against Athletic Club. The midfielder's comments highlight Arsenal's formidable spirit as they prepare for their Premier League opener
I really feel for him." Freddy Adu, a former USMNT phenom, empathizes with Gio Reyna's club struggles, seeing echoes of his own career. Adu, once hailed as the next big thing, faced his own hurdles in Europe. He relates to Reyna's situation, marked by transfer speculation and club difficulties, offering a seasoned perspective on navigating the pressures of professional soccer at a young age. Reyna's current challenges in Germany resonate deeply with Adu's past experiences
