American Soccer Under the Microscope: Governance, Culture, and Development

In this episode, Kephern Fuller and I critically examine the systemic issues plaguing American soccer. We highlight how U.S. Soccer’s governance prioritizes control over sporting excellence, making coaches and players mere cogs in a power-driven machine.

The discussion reveals a lack of genuine passion and cultural rooting in MLS compared to international soccer and details the corrupt incentives within U.S. Soccer.

Development of American and global soccer, the role of MLS and the USSF, player development, and the impact of international players are scrutinized. The podcast also predicts outcomes for upcoming major tournaments and suggests the need for deep cultural and structural change within U.S. soccer.

00:00 Intro

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