Alexi Lalas and David Mosse kick things off with a preview of the USMNT’s upcoming matches against Venezuela and Costa Rica. A few roster changes included the departing of Jalen Neal, Jesus Ferreira, and John Tolkin. Over in Europe, the Americans showed out behind goals from Gio Reyna, Malik Tillman, and Ricardo Pepi. Christian Pulisic came off the pitch in the away win at Como due to muscle fatigue. The January transfer window action also continues with moves from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Randal Kolo Muani, Miguel Almiron, Luca De La Torre, and more. (5:22)

In #AskAlexi the guys select a winner from the Spotify wrapped drawing and sign a 1994 denim Lalas jersey as a prize. Alexi and Mosse answer a question on reviving the American only club in MLS, and discuss American Soccer on trial to wrap the show. (40:08)

Camp Cupcake Preview (5:22)

USMNT Abroad (15:20)

January transfer window (24:00)

MLS News (27:07)

#AskAlexi (40:08)

One for the Road (49:28)

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Alexi Lalas and David Mosse dive in the U.S. Men’s National Team weekend abroad. In Serie A, AC Milan and Juventus both drew in their return to league action. PSV also split points in their home matchup against AZ Alkmaar. Ricardo Pepi is likely to extend his contract with the club as several others have had bids rejected. Paxton Aaronson scored a game winner to secure the victory over Feyenoord. Barcelona steamrolled Real Madrid in the Supercopa de España to lift the trophy. In the January transfer round-up, the guys discuss possible moves for Marcus Rashford who was left off the roster in Manchester United’s win over Arsenal. They also talk about MLS transfers that could include Antoine Griezmann, Kevin De Bruyne, and Neymar. (7:34)

To wrap the show, the guys answer questions on the future of the USMNT goalkeeper position and the effects of OJ Simpson’s car chase on the 1994 World Cup. Alexi also shares his trip to Chicago for the United Soccer Coaches Convention. (40:19)

USMNT Abroad (7:34)

January Transfer Window Round-up (33:28)

#AskAlexi (40:19)

One for the Road (49:10)

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Alexi Lalas traveled to the Missouri Athletic Club, in downtown St. Louis for the MAC Hermann trophy ceremony. Congratulations to the winners Kate Faasse and Michael Adedokun. Lalas sat down with coaches and players, to break down topics on American and international soccer, MLS, the college game, pathways, and more. (2:11)

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Alexi Lalas and David Mosse are back in the studio to break down the first weekend of 2025. Antonee Robinson was named the 2024 U.S. Soccer Male Player of the Year after his stellar performance for club and country. Mauricio Pochettino released the USMNT January training camp roster with upcoming matches against Venezuela and Costa Rica. Over in Europe, Christian Pulisic and Yunus Musah came back to win the Supercoppa Italiana, taking down Juventus in the semifinals and Inter Milan in the finals. Auston Trusty scored his first goal of the season for Celtic and Tyler Adams made his return on Saturday in a home win over Everton. (7:20)

In #AskAlexi the guys discuss Mauricio Pochettino’s attitude, aggression, and tactics, and Messi’s Presidential Medal of Freedom. To end the show Alexi reflects on the MAC Hermann ceremony and shares an interview with a special guest. (36:44)

2024 U.S. Soccer Player of the Year (7:20)

Pochettino's January Training Camp Roster (11:02)

USMNT Abroad (20:56)

#AskAlexi (36:44)

Anson Dorrance Interview (48:43)

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The transfer window is now OPEN! Our FOX Soccer Insider, Doug McIntyre, joined us for a preview of what to expect with USMNT players potentially joining new clubs. Who needs a move? Who will most likely get a move? (5:21)

Alexi Lalas and David Mosse then preview the weekend slate ahead. What can we expect in the Italian Supercoppa as Christian Pulisic and Yunus Musah's AC Milan battle Tim Weah and Weston McKennie's Juventus? (25:00)

The duo wraps the podcast with another edition of #AskAlexi and One For The Road where Alexi previews the upcoming MAC Hermann Awards. (33:12)

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Alexi Lalas and David Mosse dive into Antonee Robinson’s stellar performance in the Premier League. He helped earn Fulham’s first win at Stamford Bridge since 1979, and recorded his seventh assist of the season in their draw against Tyler Adams and Bournemouth. Tim Weah, Christian Pulisic, and Yunus Musah all continue to be sidelined with ongoing injuries. Also the award season continues with the Globe Soccer Awards naming Cristiano Ronaldo the Best Middle East Player and Top Goal Scorer of All-Time. (6:38)

To wrap the show the guys discuss the demise of Serie A and its competition level, Dempsey and Altidore vs. Pulisic and Reyna, and the USMNT’s golden generation. (25:32)

What are we watching (3:00)

USMNT Abroad (6:38)

Globe Soccer Awards (17:19)

#AskAlexi (25:32)

One For the Road (36:20)

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Alexi Lalas and David Mosse unpack The Guardian’s Best 100 Male and Female Footballers. Christian Pulisic is the only American male to make the list, but is ranked at a lowly number. While on the women’s side, five of the USWNT players are ranked in the top ten, Sophia Smith coming in at number three. Kicking it to the USMNT abroad, Weston McKennie and Malik Tillman star on the weekend with a goal apiece. Brenden Aaronson and Johnny Cardoso also get on the scoresheet in their teams respective wins.

The guys answer a pair of questions in #AskAlexi on the weight of USWNT players competing in Europe in comparison to the men, and Netflix’s FIFA Women’s World Cup broadcast coming in 2027 and 2031. To wrap the show Alexi shares his thoughts on elevating young players to the next level.

​​100 Best Male Footballers (5:25)

100 Best Female Footballers (13:21)

USMNT Abroad (15:33)

Mosse's Match of the Week (33:34)

#AskAlexi (35:15)

One For the Road (43:37)

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Special guest Stu Holden joins Alexi Lalas for the annual end of the year awards. The USWNT are among many of the FIFA Award nominees, including Emma Hayes winning Coach of the Year and Alyssa Naeher named Keeper of the Year. Vinicius Jr also tops Rodri this time around and is named Best Men’s Player. The guys also hand out a few SOTU Awards for Goal of the Year, Game of the Year, and more. Over in Europe, Christian Pulisic, Yunus Musah, and Tim Weah are out for this weekend's matchups. However, Gio Reyna looks to keep his form for Dortmund as they travel to Wolfsburg. (8:05)

To wrap the show, the guys answer questions on Musah and Pulisic’s USMNT positions compared to AC Milan, and golden goals returning in MLS or international soccer. Rutgers and Clemson legends, Lalas and Holden, dive into the importance of collegiate soccer as a pathway to professional soccer. (46:03)

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Alexi Lalas and David Mosse are looking forward to the holidays and the upcoming U.S. Soccer year with a 2025 Wishlist. The guys have some big asks for Santa! The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 groups are set, featuring teams such as Spain, Germany, France, and more. Staying in Europe, the guys recapped the USMNT's weekend abroad. Stand out performances came from Gio Reyna opening the scoring for Dortmund, and Antonee Robinson’s two-assist game in the Liverpool draw. (6:08)

In #AskAlexi, Mosse and Alexi talked through changes being made this MLS offseason, including Colorado Rapids acquiring eight draft picks and Vancouver Whitecaps selling their club. To wrap the show Alexi gave his American soccer holiday party guest list. (45:48)

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Alexi Lalas and David Mosse speak on FIFA Men’s World Cup 2030 & 2034 host site announcements, and the USMNT's January window friendlies. They will face Venezuela and Costa Rica in Florida to kick off the New year. What's on your U.S. Soccer wishlist in 2025? Over in the Champions League the USMNT players showed out! Gio Reyna got his first UCL start for Dortmund since 2022. Weston McKennie and Tim Weah combined for a stunner as Juventus topped Manchester City. (6:12)

To wrap the show the guys answered questions on best potential leagues or teams for USMNT players, fans criticisms of their own domestic leagues, and the effect of MLS raising spending. (33:51)

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