There isn't one specific route to snagging a credential into the St. Louis CITY SC press room.

Justin Horneker is a great example, developing his own career through personal grit and tons of talent.

From writing and covering Olympic sports while coaching on the track to becoming a premier voice in NWSL and MLS soccer coverage, Justin's career has come so far and, yet, is only just beginning.

Find his work on STL Magazine and beyond via https://talkinsoccer.substack.com/

Coined "Mr. Soccer" by none other than Bob Costas himself, Bill McDermott is a fixture in the soccer community locally, nationally and internationally.

The namesake of the press box at SLU's Hermann Stadium, McDermott has only missed a handful of Billiken matches dating back to the 1960's, serving, first, as a player before assuming the role of PA announcer for the team.

His expertise has also taken him to 11 world cups in various broadcast roles, always eager to expand his knowledge and the global appreciation for the game of soccer.

The Voice of St. Louis CITY SC soccer, Joey Zanaboni has dazzled listeners with precise play-by-play storytelling and, of course, some unforgettable one-liners.

His unique voice has been crafted from years of practice, taking him from the dog tracks of Florida to low-level pro baseball in the midwest.

Today, he continues to his work in broadcast while serving local youth as a middle school teacher.

Meet the man behind the voice on this week's episode of Wembley's Game with Daniel Esteve.

Once known simply by Tom Franklin, the Soccer Zombie has taken control, wandering streets featuring the very best soccer culture has to offer both domestic and abroad.

Fit with a soccer youtube channel, the Soccer Zombie has established a voice in the soccer community through his experience with St. Louis CITY SC, enhancing that same voice after an extraordinary trip abroad that he recaps on this episode of Wembley's Game.

A quick chat with St. Louis CITY defender Tim Parker.

Host of 590 the Fan's STL Soccer United Sunday, Tom Schwarz wasn't always a devout soccer fan, but the game found a way into his heart.

Today, Tom has found himself face-to-face with some of the game's greatest, like Bayer Leverkusen Manager Xabi Alonso and more, never afraid to throw a question their way that no media member would dare ask.

In truth, his success, both in and out of soccer, is a clear representation of his character.

He shares his story and more on this week's episode of Wembley's Game.

The Dean of St. Louis Soccer.

Tom Timmerman is the St. Louis CITY SC beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, having covered the team since its inception.

His career has taken him to several cities, countless featured publications and six World Cups.

The only entity that rivals his greatness? His hat.

The first American to be drafted to the NASL out of high school, Perry Van Der Beck's career has seen him serve in just about every role soccer has to offer.

Regardless of his job as player, coach or executive, his love for the game and his eagerness to provide opportunities have always been the priority.

Both themes are at the forefront in his latest endeavor, which he discusses alongside many other topics on this episode of Wembley's Game with Daniel Esteve.

EPL at 6 a.m.? Go to Amsterdam Tavern.

Obscure South American match unavailable in the U.S.? Go to Amsterdam Tavern.

CITY away game? Go to Amsterdam Tavern.

The story of soccer in St. Louis is not complete without Amsterdam Tavern.

Meet the men responsible for crafting the area's most beloved soccer bar - Amsterdam Tavern.

Alex Pfeiffer is the fourth-youngest NWSL signee in history, earning her contract with the KC current at just 15 years, 338 days old.

She now eyes her pro NWSL debut with the 2024 season just over a week away.

Will she make an appearance in her first game?

I wouldn't bet a against her.

The St. Louis product shined in the youth ranks, has stood out as a member of the USYNT and just wrapped up her first preseason camp with teammates 20-years older than her.

Her journey has been incredible and, yet, it is only the beginning.