Preview: Union at New York Energy Drinks
The trouble with winning? Every team wants to knock you off. That will be doubly so for the New York Red Bulls, who are looking to put the Union on the other end of their first victory in 2013.
The trouble with winning? Every team wants to knock you off. That will be doubly so for the New York Red Bulls, who are looking to put the Union on the other end of their first victory in 2013.
PSP provides some of the missing details on the Freddy Adu-Kleberson deal after talking to Adu’s agent and the Union. PSP also provides a bit of an autopsy as Adu’s chapter in the Union book finally closes. UPDATED with more info on Kleberson’s loan.
The Union confirm Brazilian midfielder Kleberson will come to the club on loan and that it has “reached a contract termination by mutual consent” with Freddy Adu.
Did you miss the Pumas friendly Saturday? PSP is here to tell you who impressed and who didn’t with post-game analysis and player ratings from the Union’s 1-0 win on Saturday.
A Michael Farfan goal saw the Union edge past Pumas 1-0 in Saturday’s friendly match at PPL Park.
PSP’s Casey Pladus talks to Pumas head coach Juan Antonio Torres Servin and forward Eduardo Herrera of Pumas UNAM ahead of Saturday’s friendly with the Union
A report from Brazil provides first details of Freddy Adu’s arrival at Bahia. Updated with quotes from audio of Adu talking to the Brazilian press.
Is it reasonable to think that the Union’s players can adjust to different positions and tactics week to week? Adam Cann explores.
Philadelphia Union center back Bakary Soumare has asked the Union to trade him. Soumare talked to PSP from Bamako, Mali, while on international duty.
In a wide-ranging exclusive interview, Philadelphia Union CEO Nick Sakiewicz tells PSP that Freddy Adu was never asked to take a pay cut and has turned down transfer offers from five countries. He also addresses PPL Park expansion, the Nowak lawsuit and more. (And yes, there’s additional follow-up reporting beyond the video.)
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