In this episode of The One Soccer Nation Podcast, host Kareem Rae sits down with Rod Underwood, a seasoned leader in global soccer with experience spanning the Portland Timbers, Sacramento Republic, Montego Bay United, and Chattanooga FC.

With decades of experience as a head coach, technical director, and academy architect, Rod shares a deep, practical perspective on what it truly takes to build sustainable, high-performing football clubs across different markets.

This is a decision-grade conversation focused on leadership, infrastructure, and long-term club development.

Key Topics Covered:

• How Rod Underwood got started in the game and witnessed soccer’s evolution in the United States
• Leadership principles that translate across clubs, cultures, and levels
• Why emotional intelligence is the most important skill for modern leaders
• Building a fully integrated club model across technical and business operations
• Lessons from launching and scaling academies with a clear youth-to-pro pathway
• How player development connects directly to business outcomes and revenue
• The role of data in modern football and where clubs often misuse it
• What investors, owners, and operators must prioritize to build sustainable clubs
• Why community, culture, and infrastructure drive long-term success

This episode is built for investors, operators, and decision-makers looking to understand how professional soccer clubs are actually structured, financed, and scaled.

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A new class of soccer ownership is emerging and Jozy Altidore is at the center of it.

In this episode of the One Soccer Nation Podcast, Kareem Rae sits down with the former U.S. Men’s National Team star turned investor, operator, and Chief Strategy Officer at Sogility to break down how modern soccer assets are being built and scaled.

This conversation goes beyond the typical athlete transition story. It explores how capital, infrastructure, and development are converging across the U.S. soccer landscape, particularly as the 2026 World Cup approaches.

From his role in the OKC USL Championship expansion project to building a technology-driven player development ecosystem, Jozy shares how he evaluates opportunities, backs teams, and identifies assets with long-term value.

The discussion also dives into:• Mixed-use development as a revenue engine• USL’s push toward promotion and relegation• The evolution of U.S. soccer markets• Data and technology in youth development• How to build a scalable soccer ecosystem

This is a decision-grade conversation for investors, operators, and stakeholders looking to understand where the next wave of soccer opportunity is forming.

Sogility Website: www.sogility.com / SogilityGo Website: www.sogilitygo.com /

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Inside the realities of modern football ownership, very few voices operate across both the U.S. and UK ecosystems with true, first-hand experience.

In this episode of the One Soccer Nation Podcast, Kareem Rae sits down with Christopher Corey, Owner & President of Walton & Hersham FC, to break down what actually works in football, what is fundamentally broken in the United States, and what real structural change could look like ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

This is not theory.

This is an operator-level conversation on sustainability, governance, cultural differences, and the future of the global game.

Key themes include:• Why most U.S. soccer clubs struggle to survive• The reality of running a sustainable football club in England• Cultural gaps between U.S. and UK football ecosystems• Promotion & relegation vs closed league systems• The “murder pyramid” and why grassroots clubs disappear• Media, community, and building a modern football club• What must change in American soccer right now

For investors, operators, and leaders across the game, this is a clear look at how football is actually built, financed, and scaled.

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In this episode of The One Soccer Nation Podcast, host Kareem Rae speaks with Thomas Sowinski, President & Chief Executive Officer of United Soccer Camps, about the structural challenges shaping youth soccer development in the United States.

Drawing on experience across governance, grassroots leadership, and player development, Thomas shares his perspective on how the current system influences how players are developed. The conversation explores the incentive structures within youth soccer, the long-standing debate around the pay-to-play model, and how mechanisms like training compensation and solidarity payments could reshape development pathways.

Kareem and Thomas also discuss why small-sided environments such as 1v1 and 3v3 can accelerate technical growth, how data and performance metrics could improve player development, and how grassroots programs can complement traditional club structures while focusing on individual skill progression.

Thomas explains the philosophy behind United Soccer Camps and why he believes meaningful reform in American soccer must start at the grassroots level.

For investors, operators, coaches, and leaders across the soccer ecosystem, this episode provides a clear look at the incentives and structural dynamics shaping youth player development in North America.

The One Soccer Nation Podcast produces decision-grade conversations across the global soccer ecosystem documenting how clubs, leagues, and development systems are actually built, financed, and scaled.

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In this episode of The One Soccer Nation Podcast, host Kareem Rae speaks with Wendy Damonte, Co Founder and CEO of Reno Pro Soccer, about the structural decisions involved in launching a professional soccer club and stadium anchored mixed use development in Reno, Nevada.

Damonte is leading one of the most ambitious emerging projects in the USL ecosystem. The initiative centers on a mixed use district valued at roughly $350 million that combines a professional soccer stadium, entertainment district, hospitality assets, and commercial real estate in the heart of the city.

Her path into ownership is unconventional. With experience spanning broadcast journalism, healthcare leadership, and philanthropy, Damonte brings a community first philosophy and a storytelling mindset to building a professional sports organization.

The conversation explores several structural themes shaping modern club development

• How local ownership and community accountability influence long term sports infrastructure projects
• Why mixed use real estate has become central to the financial sustainability of professional clubs
• The strategic transition from a USL League One expansion concept to a USL Championship project
• How stadium design is evolving into year round civic infrastructure rather than single purpose sports venues
• Capital formation strategies for projects that combine professional sports assets with real estate development
• Leadership lessons from building a professional club outside traditional sports industry pathways

For investors, operators, and city leaders evaluating professional soccer expansion, the Reno project illustrates how modern clubs are increasingly built as integrated civic developments rather than standalone sports franchises.

Wendy Damonte Contact info:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendy-damonte-842209113/

Email: [email protected]

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This podcast is for informational purposes only. Investment opportunities are offered through One Soccer Nation LLC.

The information contained herein is provided for informational and discussion purposes only and is not intended to be a recommendation for any investment, service, product, or other advice of any kind, and shall not constitute or imply an offer of any kind. Any investment opportunities and/or products or services shown here will only be completed pursuant to formal offering materials, a letter of intent, and/or any other agreements as determined by One Soccer Nation containing full details regarding risks, minimum investment, fees, and expenses of such transaction. The terms of any product, service, or particular investment opportunity, including size, costs, and other characteristics, are set forth in the applicable constituent documents for such product, service or particular investment opportunity and may differ materially from those presented in this presentation. Such terms are subject to change without notice. Quotes included in these materials related to One Soccer Nation’s services should not be construed in any way as an endorsement of One Soccer Nation's advice, analysis, or other service rendered to its clients/investors.

In this episode of The One Soccer Nation Podcast, host Kareem Rae sits down with Jason Tedrow, President & CEO of InProduction, the largest venue transformation and event services company in North America.

Jason pulls back the curtain on how temporary and modular stadium infrastructure is reshaping professional soccer, college athletics, and major global events. From USL partnerships and fast-tracked stadium timelines to cost efficiency, scalability, and future-proofing club investments, this conversation delivers decision-grade insight for owners, investors, architects, and city leaders.

Key themes include:

• Why modular and semi-permanent stadiums are one of the fastest-growing solutions in soccer
• The real timeline from site selection to opening day
• How clubs can scale capacity based on demand without locking themselves into risky long-term builds
• Lessons from projects like Inter Miami, Phoenix Rising, Northwestern University, and global mega-events
• What young professionals should know about building a career in sports infrastructure and live events

This is a must-listen episode for anyone thinking seriously about stadium strategy, expansion, or sustainable growth in modern football.

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The information contained herein is provided for informational and discussion purposes only and is not intended to be a recommendation for any investment, service, product, or other advice of any kind, and shall not constitute or imply an offer of any kind. Any investment opportunities and/or products or services shown here will only be completed pursuant to formal offering materials, a letter of intent, and/or any other agreements as determined by One Soccer Nation containing full details regarding risks, minimum investment, fees, and expenses of such transaction. The terms of any product, service, or particular investment opportunity, including size, costs, and other characteristics, are set forth in the applicable constituent documents for such product, service or particular investment opportunity and may differ materially from those presented in this presentation. Such terms are subject to change without notice. Quotes included in these materials related to One Soccer Nation’s services should not be construed in any way as an endorsement of One Soccer Nation's advice, analysis, or other service rendered to its clients/investors.

In global football, a single player developed correctly can generate revenue for 10 to 20 years.

In this episode of The One Soccer Nation Podcast, Kareem Rae sits down with Santiago Cadavid Alzate, Head of Legal at Envigado Fútbol Club, one of the most respected youth development institutions in world football.

Envigado, known as Cantera de Héroes, has produced global talents including James Rodríguez and Jhon Jader Durán. But this conversation moves beyond player pathways and into the underlying financial architecture that makes development-first clubs economically viable.

Santiago provides a detailed breakdown of how transfer fees, sell-on clauses, solidarity mechanisms, and training compensation create recurring, long-duration revenue streams. He explains why youth development is not a cost center, but a structured asset strategy governed by FIFA regulations and long-tail contractual rights.

Key themes include:

• How solidarity payments can exceed the original transfer fee

• Why FIFA’s Clearing House has transformed global payment enforcement

• The hidden value embedded in future rights and sell-on percentages

• The legal and economic implications of Article 17 reform

• Multi-club ownership structures and competitive integrity risk

• What American investors often misinterpret about promotion and relegation markets

• The five non-negotiable items in club acquisition due diligence

The discussion also examines capital flows from the United States into global football, the structural differences between closed-league and promotion-relegation systems, and whether clubs are prestige assets or disciplined investment vehicles capable of generating sustainable returns.For investors evaluating club acquisitions, operators structuring development models, or advisors navigating FIFA’s evolving regulatory framework, this episode delivers clarity at the intersection of law, capital, and competitive risk.

This is not theory. It is the real economic infrastructure behind how football clubs create, protect, and scale long-term value.

If you allocate capital in football, this framework matters.

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The information contained herein is provided for informational and discussion purposes only and is not intended to be a recommendation for any investment, service, product, or other advice of any kind, and shall not constitute or imply an offer of any kind. Any investment opportunities and/or products or services shown here will only be completed pursuant to formal offering materials, a letter of intent, and/or any other agreements as determined by One Soccer Nation containing full details regarding risks, minimum investment, fees, and expenses of such transaction. The terms of any product, service, or particular investment opportunity, including size, costs, and other characteristics, are set forth in the applicable constituent documents for such product, service or particular investment opportunity and may differ materially from those presented in this presentation. Such terms are subject to change without notice. Quotes included in these materials related to One Soccer Nation’s services should not be construed in any way as an endorsement of One Soccer Nation's advice, analysis, or other service rendered to its clients/investors.

In this episode of The One Soccer Nation Podcast, host Kareem Rae sits down with Teddy Wagnac, CEO & Founder of SoccerPath, and Wadi Gaitan, Co-Founder and Communication Strategist, for a forward-looking conversation at the intersection of technology, youth development, and the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

As North America prepares to host the world’s biggest sporting event, Teddy and Wadi break down what the World Cup moment truly means for youth soccer in the United States. The discussion explores how rising excitement will reshape parent decision-making, accelerate youth participation, and expose long-standing structural challenges within the U.S. soccer ecosystem.

Drawing from their work building SoccerPath, the conversation dives into how automation, analytics, and streamlined communication can transform academy operations-helping clubs handle increased demand, reduce friction for families, and refocus coaches on player development. The episode also tackles the realities of the pay-to-play model, infrastructure gaps, and why the post-World Cup window represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity for sustainable growth in American soccer.

This episode is essential listening for club owners, academy directors, investors, and operators preparing for the surge of interest that 2026 will bring.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

- The 2026 World Cup is expected to drive a major surge in youth soccer participation.

- Parents will become more discerning when evaluating academies post-World Cup.

- The U.S. soccer system must improve infrastructure and long-term development pathways.

- Seamless parent and player experiences are now a competitive advantage for academies.

- Technology can dramatically improve communication, enrollment, and operations.

- SoccerPath helps families identify the right academies while supporting clubs operationally.

- Analytics and automation are becoming essential tools in youth development.

- The World Cup presents a rare inflection point for U.S. soccer’s growth trajectory.

Website: SoccerPath.us

Teddy Wagnac LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/teddywagnac/

Wadi Gaitan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wadigaitan/

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In this episode of The One Soccer Nation Podcast, host Kareem Rae speaks with former MLS professional Kelyn Rowe about the realities of playing at the highest level and the difficult transition that follows.

Kelyn shares the sacrifices, pressure, and mental demands of a professional career, along with the identity shift many players face after retirement. Now a Seattle Sounders FC broadcaster and a commercial lines producer at USI Insurance, he explains how his experience on the field informs his work helping soccer organizations manage risk and build long term sustainability.

Key takeaways include identity after soccer, career longevity, mental health, the unseen sacrifices of pro athletes, how clubs really make decisions, and why risk management matters across youth, amateur, and professional soccer.

Whether you are a player, club operator, investor, or city leader, this episode offers perspective that goes far beyond the pitch.

🎙️ Guest:

Kelyn Rowe

Former MLS professional, broadcaster, and risk and insurance advisor at USI Insurance

Contacts Information:

Email: [email protected]

Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelyn-rowe/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelynrowe?igsh=eWxsaThicXMwaWRl

If you care about where the game is headed and how to build something that lasts, this is an episode worth your time.

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The information contained herein is provided for informational and discussion purposes only and is not intended to be a recommendation for any investment, service, product, or other advice of any kind, and shall not constitute or imply an offer of any kind. Any investment opportunities and/or products or services shown here will only be completed pursuant to formal offering materials, a letter of intent, and/or any other agreements as determined by One Soccer Nation containing full details regarding risks, minimum investment, fees, and expenses of such transaction. The terms of any product, service, or particular investment opportunity, including size, costs, and other characteristics, are set forth in the applicable constituent documents for such product, service or particular investment opportunity and may differ materially from those presented in this presentation. Such terms are subject to change without notice. Quotes included in these materials related to One Soccer Nation’s services should not be construed in any way as an endorsement of One Soccer Nation's advice, analysis, or other service rendered to its clients/investors.

What does the 2026 FIFA World Cup mean for small nations and how can football truly change a country?

In this episode of the One Soccer Nation Podcast, host Kareem Rae sits down with Marlon Glean, President of the Grenada Football Association and former FIFA executive, to explore how football can unite nations, create opportunity, and build long-term legacy, especially in the Caribbean.

Marlon shares his unique journey from elite youth player to international lawyer to football president, offering rare insight into governance, infrastructure, commercial strategy, and grassroots development. The conversation also dives into the rapid rise of women’s football in Grenada, the importance of accessible World Cup ticket pricing, and why North America hosting the World Cup will reshape global football pathways.

This episode is essential viewing for anyone interested in the business, leadership, and future of the global game.

🎯 Key Topics Covered:

- Marlon Glean’s journey from law to football leadership

- What the 2026 World Cup means for the Caribbean- How World Cup participation transforms nations

- North America’s growing influence on global football

- The importance of accessible ticket pricing

- Canada’s evolving soccer ecosystem

- Infrastructure and facility challenges in small nations

- Attracting sponsors and commercial partners

- Growing the women’s game in Grenada

- Building sustainable pathways for young talent

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