United States
From Ohio to Portugal: FC Cincinnati and FC Porto Join Forces
This partnership is another sign of MLS closing the gap with global football powers.
Leo Santos ·
Footy Access coverage
Youth soccer stories & features
Reporting, player profiles and analysis from across youth soccer. Follow the story, then explore the competition.
Latest stories
Page 17 of 28
United States
Shaun Morgan’s Move To Charlotte Signals Fast-Tracking Forward
Morgan’s move highlights how elite MLS NEXT attackers can turn youth dominance into real professional access.
Leo Santos ·
United States
Villarreal Close In On OCSC’s Alex Freeman In Multi-Million Dollar Deal
This move reinforces MLS as a credible launchpad to top-five leagues — especially for American defenders.
Lucas Aguirre ·
United States
Adrian Gill Returns To US After FC Barcelona Spell
Gill’s return highlights a growing reality for U.S. prospects abroad: development doesn’t always mean staying in Europe.
Lucas Aguirre ·
Features
The Unique Dual-Sport Journey Of JD Gunn
For goalkeepers, multi-sport backgrounds can be a developmental advantage — building movement skills, reaction speed, and mental resilience that don’t always come from football alone.
Lucas Aguirre ·
United States
Three Divisions, One Pathway: How USL Is Redefining the American Pro Game
The launch of USL Premier and a unified three-division structure marks the most serious move toward a merit-based professional pathway in U.S. soccer, reshaping how clubs, players, and fans experience competition and opportunity.
Leo Santos ·
United States
Adyn Torres Called Up To Puerto Rico U20 National Team
Torres’ call-up highlights a growing trend of U.S.-developed players using dual eligibility to unlock meaningful international minutes.
Lucas Aguirre ·
International
Enry Hernandez Joins River Plate Academy For 2026 Season
Hernandez developed at Met Oval Academy, where he built his reputation as a technical, creative No. 10. Comfortable operating between the lines.
Lucas Aguirre ·
International
Mexico’s Next Export? Emiliano Munoz Heads To Atletico Madrid
Sixteen-year-old Mexican forward Emiliano Munoz is reportedly joining Atletico Madrid after scoring 25 goals for Atletico San Luis, a move that highlights Mexico’s growing ability to produce export-ready talent at an earlier age.
Leo Santos ·