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.)
Glenside’s Tony Donatelli and Harrisburg native and former Philadelphia Union player J.T. Noone have landed with USL PRO expansion side VSI Tampa Bay. More movement and locals in the weekend’s MLS games.
Report says Adu flying to Brazil today to ink deal. Parke named to PST Team of the Week, McInerney voted Top Three Performer. Power rankings. Reaction to US World Cup qualifying roster. More.
PSP has player ratings and analysis from Saturday’s game, along with video of postgame interviews from the locker room and manager’s press conference.
The vote was close, but Jack the Knife is this week’s winner.
PSP photographer Daniel Gajdamowicz shares his look at the Union’s defeat of the Revolution.
Hackworth says team is showing they are Philly tough. Reports, quotes from Union win. Roundup of Brazilian sources on possible Freddy Adu move to Bahia. Eastern Conference standings. USMNT roster announcement today. More.
Philadelphia Union pulled into second place with a 1-0 win over New England at PPL Park. PSP has the recap and video highlights.
The Revolution have made changes to get better. Can the Union?
Amobi Okugo joins the pod to talk about the Union season so far, switching to defense from the midfield, and Saturday’s game against New England. Also discussed on the pod, the upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
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