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Earnie Stewart Exit Interview: The State of U.S. Soccer

The former USSF executive addresses the 2022 World Cup, the USMNT’s coaching search and more, before joining PSV Eindhoven as director of football.

Sports Illustrated

US Soccer crisis deepens as top team officials quit

MIAMI: The United States men's national football team, already without a permanent coach, was plunged further into turmoil on Thursday with both the federation's Sporting Director and the national team General Manager quitting their jobs.

Bangkok Post

U.S. Soccer crisis deepens as top team officials quit

Miami (AFP) - The United States men's national team, already without a permanent coach, was plunged further into turmoil on Thursday with both the federation's Sporting Director and the national team General Manager quitting their jobs.

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Earnie Stewart’s Departure Adds to Uncertain Times at U.S. Soccer

The USSF is now without a sporting director and men’s general manager while it also searches for the next USMNT coach.

Sports Illustrated

U.S Soccer crisis deepens as top team officials quit

AFP

U.S. Soccer President: More Abuse Cases Emerged After NWSL Report

Cindy Parlow Cone announced new reports came to light in the wake of an investigation that uncovered systemic emotional abuse and sexual misconduct in the National Women’s Soccer League.

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U.S. Soccer Narrowly Votes to Stay the Course, Avoid an Uncomfortable Transition

Cindy Parlow Cone remains president for the next four years following a vote that shows the many sides and priorities within U.S. Soccer.

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The Optimal Outcome for U.S. Soccer’s Presidential Election

There’s a way for all parties involved in U.S. Soccer’s presidential election—the federation, its candidates and its constituents—to come away feeling at peace.

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