Plus, Gareth Bale might be suspended for up to 12 matches after his 100th Real Madrid goal celebration was actually an offensive gesture in Spain.
Why aren’t the Union on national TV?
Rob Simmons looks at a few players worth keeping your eye on in 2019.
Now, with less than a month left before opening day, the Union look like a different team. Breaking down that metamorphosis necessitates looking at the major shifts that happened in the recent offseason.
Plus Peter Vermes on SKC not spending $, USWNT news, soccer in the Arctic, and more.
Philadelphia Union have thrown out the ol’ familiar 4-2-3-1 in favor of a high-pressing 4-4-2 diamond. What does that mean, and can it work for Jim Curtin’s team?
Forty five years ago a team from Philadelphia faced off against the Red Army, and shifted the course of soccer in our country for decades.
PSP’s Dan Walsh assesses the financial details of the Marco Fabian signing, its impact on the fan base, and where it leaves the Union’s roster build.
Plus: Bethlehem beats Motown, a handful of new jerseys, and Manchester City teases Chelsea
KYW Newsradio’s Greg Orlandini discusses the Philadelphia Union’s signing of Mexican international midfielder Marco Fabian.
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