Canadian goalkeeper Erin McLeod said she was thrilled to get a chance to close out her career with the Orlando Pride. McLeod, a 37-year-old veteran who signed a one-year deal to back up Pride captain Ashlyn Harris, trained for the first time at the Pride’s facility in Seminole County on Monday. “It was awesome,” she […]
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The two-time Olympic gold medalist and two-time World Cup champion welcomed her daughter with her husband, former Galaxy player Servando Carrasco.
Players wore masks and underwent thermal screens before participating in the voluntary workouts in their first return to the pitch in two months.
The trainings will be on a voluntary basis and begin almost two weeks ahead of the expiration of the league-wide training moratorium, which ends on May 15.
The pair will join athletes from 14 different professional sports leagues to highlight the work of healthcare workers in their local communities.
During an Instagram Live session with former USWNT teammate Heather O’Reilly, Krieger said she “hit a wall” last week as coronavirus pandemic continues to shut down soccer training
The NWSL reportedly asked teams to return players to their markets by May 16 to prepare for a return to training.
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FIFA wants to let teams use 5 substitutes to aid players after pandemic shutdown
With soccer facing a congested slate of games after players have been idle during the coronavirus pandemic, FIFA is supporting a major rule change
The rapid spread of the coronavirus pandemic has forced strict limits on public gatherings, making it difficult to resume playing soccer
The pause in training was previously set to end on May 5.