Scouting Mikael Uhre, the Union’s new ace
Danish football journalist Toke Møller Theilade tells the story of Mikael Uhre’s rise to stardom and analyzes what he’ll bring to Philadelphia.
Guest Column
Analysis / Guest Column / Union
Analysis / Guest Column
What can the Union expect from Stuart Findlay?
English soccer writer and reporter James Nalton provides a detailed look at the team’s newest signing, Stuart Findlay.
Guest Column
What’s going on with Kai Wagner?
In a guest post, physical therapist Joe Bertucci takes a look at what might be keeping Kai Wagner off the pitch.
Guest Column / MLS / Opinion
The Inter Miami trademark case, explained
In a guest post, intellectual property lawyer Tyler Marandola explains why there’s still a long way to go before Inter Miami might be forced to change its name.
Guest Column
How to get more Philadelphia kids playing soccer
In a guest post, Matt Brown explores some ways to grow the game with the city’s youth.
Guest Column
MLS set to face toughest rivals: LIGA MX in CONCACAF Champion’s League
Red Bulls toppled Tijuana in Mexico to win the first leg. Is this the year MLS teams will beat Liga MX clubs.
Guest Column
How will US soccer handle El Tri’s summer broadcast invasion?
The USMNT isn’t going to the World Cup and Fox Sports will be broadcasting El Tri in much of its stead. How will that affect U.S. Soccer going forward?
Guest Column
Here lies John Morton, signer of the Declaration of Independence
The grave of a signer of the Declaration of Independence lies not far from Talen Energy Stadium. One Union fan notices it when driving to games, and he shares details on the life and final burial place of one John Morton.
Studs Up
Studs up: An open letter to an open response to an open letter
PSP’s most notorious reader gets another turn at the mic, sounding off on Jay Sugarman and Earnie Stewart and all those music quotes PSP readers keep sharing.
Featured / Guest Column
An open response from Jay Sugarman
Philadelphia Union majority owner Jay Sugarman responds to PSP’s call for him to improve the Union or sell the team. Read his open letter to PSP, which he sent to PSP Wednesday night.
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