Union sign left back Kai Wagner
Kai Wagner, a 21-year-old left back, joins the Union from Germany’s third division.
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Analysis / For Pete's Sake
In Marco Fabian, Union on the verge of the biggest signing in club history
The Union looks set to make the sort of splash their fans have been craving. PSP’s Peter Andrews breaks down the reported signing of Mexican attacker Marco Fabian.
Commentary / Local Women's Soccer / Union
The slow rise of women’s soccer and how the Union could bring it to Philly
MLS-backed women’s teams could continue to grow the game even more, and Philadelphia is currently without an NWSL team.
Daily news roundups
News roundup: Union may sign Mexican MNT player, West Chester United vs. Chester County, Pulisic ends goal drought
Plus: Union “reject” kit ideas, more MLS signings, and Temple men’s spring matches.
Analysis / Local
Is the end of pro soccer in the Lehigh Valley at hand?
With anemic attendance likely for Bethlehem Steel in Chester this year, PSP’s Dan Walsh explores the problems with the team playing in Chester and options for the club’s future in the Lehigh Valley.
Philadelphia Union II
Tim McDermott on Bethlehem Steel FC in the Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia Union chief business officer Tim McDermott talked with PSP about the future of Bethlehem Steel FC in the Lehigh Valley.
Daily news roundups
News roundup: Union play to a scoreless draw, USMNT defeat Costa Rica, and more
Plus: Sala’s plane found, more MLS preseason action, Qatar wins.
Daily news roundups
News roundup: a preseason victory, a record-breaking transfer and a record crowd at a women’s match
Union beat NYRB in the first preseason match and Miguel Almiron is heading to Newcastle for an expected $27 million.
KYW Philly Soccer Show / Podcasts
Philly Soccer Show: Talking the business of soccer jerseys
All Three Points’ Chris Gibbons joins Mike and Greg to talk about jerseys.
Interview / Sons of Ben
Meet Matt Gendaszek, president of the Sons of Ben
PSP’s Ryan Rose sits down with Matt Gendaszek, the Sons of Ben’s newest president, to talk about his time in the group, what his goals are, and why the Union’s largest supporter’s group is “not a cult.”
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