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Articles written by: Dan Walsh
Novelist in progress. Former newspaper & magazine reporter. Occasional freelancer. Started PSP in 2009 with some awesome guys. Moved to Italy in 2014, then the UK in 2019. See more at http://www.danielwalsh.net. Follow on Twitter @danwalsh_writes.
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Analysis / Featured / Union
Austin Berry trade makes Union a contender
The Union’s trade for Austin Berry filled the team’s biggest gap. After answering every key offseason question, John Hackworth’s team looks like a conference title contender.
MLS
The changing transfer marketplace for MLS
How did the Union have a shot at Nogueira and Maidana? PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at how economics, corruption, and declining or stagnant foreign competition are changing the transfer marketplace for MLS.
Polls
Poll results: Here’s what you think of the Union’s offseason
PSP wanted to know what you thought about the Union’s offseason. Here’s what you told us.
Breaking News
Hackworth confirms Zat Knight talks
Philadelphia Union’s manager indicated the team is considering several center back acquisitions, including the Bolton captain.
Breaking News
Union eying two Delaware County sites for practice complex
Union CEO Nick Sakiewicz called the need for a practice facility the team’s top priority during his annual State of the Union conference call. A complex could include multiple fields, including some open for public use. Also, Alejandro Moreno will not return as a Union TV analyst in 2014.
Union
Nick Sakiewicz, behind the curtain
Nick Sakiewicz isn’t going anywhere. He explained why to PSP and laid out more than we ever knew about the Union’s ownership group, his thoughts on Toronto’s big spending, the Mo Edu contract and more.
Union
Former Real Madrid, Benfica players among Union trialists
Former Union midfielder Fred, Villanova midfielder Mike Seamon and former Toronto forward Fuad Ibrahim are among the other players training with the Union this week. UPDATED
Analysis
Killing the offseason
After a mostly dormant December, Philadelphia Union have suddenly and dramatically revamped their midfield. PSP thinks they look like a playoff team, save for one not-so-small thing.
Union
Are the Union’s offseason pieces falling into place?
PSP talked to sources around MLS, including John Hackworth, and has some updates on all the team’s pending player personnel moves (Valdes, Nogueira, Edu, Anding, Parke’s replacement) a week before training camp.
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