In this episode, host Gary Kleiban sits down with Kephern Fuller to explore the complexities of American soccer players breaking into the European scene.

The discussion covers immigration challenges, the realities of competing internationally, and the difficult decisions parents must make for their kid’s soccer careers.

Key topics include the developmental impacts of prolonged MLS participation, the importance of experiencing high-pressure environments abroad, and the cultural limitations within American soccer.

Emphasizing the need for perseverance and strategic planning, this episode offers valuable insights into the journey toward soccer success and the broader development of the sport in the United States.

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