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News roundup: Union face Dynamo, Davies makes history with Bayern, more

Philadelphia Union

The Union travel to Houston tonight to try to pick up three points away.

Union Academy striker Axel Picazo has been called up to the U18 U.S.M.N.T. for a tournament in August.

Arc Alliance was named Charity of the Match for the Union’s game against L.A. Galaxy.

Local

Bethlehem Steel F.C. take on Indy Eleven at for 11:30 AM match tomorrow.

In them meantime, their match against Pittsburgh Riverhounds has been rescheduled.

Penn F.C. signed Honduran midfielder Walter Ramírez.

ICYMI: Junior Lone Star’s Yaya Fane was named to the NPSL Northeast Best XI for the season.

MLS

Visiting Philadelphia tonight, Bayern Munich signed Vancouver Whitecaps youngster Alphonso Davies in a huge and historic deal.

L.A.F.C.’s supporters group are, in a word, awesome. Not only are they planning a blackout for “El Traffico,” but they’re sending street teams out around L.A.

The Portland-Houston and Kansas City-Dallas matches have been rescheduled.

Speaking of Dallas, F.C. Dallas have finally found a replacement for Mauro Diaz in signing 21-year-old Chilean Pablo Aranguiz.

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Around the globe

Everton have made a club-record signing, as Brazilian winger Richarlison joins them from Watford for £50 million.

12 Comments

  1. el Pachyderm says:

    Posted last night but it bares repeating…Mark Lowry has stepped down from Jacksonville Armada.
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    Man what I would do.

  2. Andy Muenz says:

    Why do they schedule the Bayern-Juventus game the same night as the Union are playing on the road. For me it is a no brainer (support my team) but I imagine it is going to take away from both audiences.

    • I have tickets for the Bayern-Juventus match. Sad to say, I am hardly even sorry to miss watching the Union, especially on the road. They will undoubtedly flounder as usual.

    • Watching Bayern vs. Juventus during their preseasons does nothing for me. Maybe if nothing else was on I’d watch. Easy decision to watch the Union.

  3. Savvy move Dallas. Transfer fee- €1.07 mil. They pay transfers too! Meanwhile in Philly, looking for the next free transfer from some 3rd tier somewhere and hope the unearth a diamond.

  4. Great move for Davies. And Vancouver has got to like $13 million in the bank. If clubs, I mean franchises, get to keep the whole transfer fee, it should mean a lot of good DPs on rosters. And even more importantly, good depth players and other supporting squad players. As long as those fund get diverted back into the roster.

    • According to the prosoccer.com article:
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      Davies is a home-grown player, which means that the club will receive 100 percent of the fee. $750,000 of the fee can be used as General Allocation Money, and the rest must be used against expenses incurred in relation to existing or new Designated Players. Alternatively, with MLS approval, the money can be used in what represents an investment in the academy or training facilities.
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      16 million in designated players and training facilities will be HUGE if Vancouver spend it right.

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