Fútbol en Estados Unidos

The journey to the 2026 World Cup is well underway, and for many of the brightest American soccer stars, the proving ground is not at home but in the stadiums of Europe.

The CONCACAF W Cup is not only about competition—it is about writing history in iconic venues, and this year, Gotham FC’s clash at Randall’s Island represents a turning point for women’s soccer in the United States.

Women’s soccer is rewriting the story of the sport in Washington, D.C., with the Washington Spirit stepping into the spotlight once reserved for DC United.

The United Soccer League (USL) is no longer just a stepping stone; it’s emerging as a serious professional alternative to the Major League Soccer (MLS), reshaping the competitive landscape of soccer in the United States.

Soccer in the United States is changing rapidly, and Latino athletes are at the heart of this transformation.

The rivalry between Canadian and U.S. clubs is no longer just regional pride—it’s evolving into one of the most electrifying narratives in North American soccer.

As the countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues, the United States is not just preparing stadiums and logistics—it’s becoming a magnet for international soccer icons, fundamentally reshaping the domestic game.

In today’s hyper-connected world, social media influencers and content creators are becoming some of the most powerful voices in global soccer culture.

College soccer is no longer just an American tradition—it has evolved into a powerful global stage for ambitious footballers worldwide.

As U.S. soccer evolves, MLS Next Pro emerges as the crucial connection between youth academies and the professional stage.