Leander Schaerlaeckens: The Future of U.S. Soccer
It behooves any country with serious aspirations on the world soccer scene to entrust the development of its young players to the pros. To the country's professional clubs, that is. Like in most endeavors, privatization tends to lead to more efficiency, and Major League Soccer's nascent academies are slowly but very concertedly wresting youth soccer away from the traditional avenues.
Sanford's Soccer Net @ Jun 6, 2011 10:17 AM EDT | Blog Profile
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