Brad Sims: NYCFC will be the undisputed flagship team of MLS
The President and CEO of NYCFC talks about building a Cathedral of Soccer in Queens and what it will take to turn New York City in to a Big Club. Plus: Long-term plans for a new training campus, a stadium for NYCFC II, and a women’s team.
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The president and CEO of New York City FC on the significance of the club's 10th-anniversary celebrations, the progress made toward building Etihad Park, David Villa, a new training facility, and more.
Brasília to the Big Apple: Gabi Portilho's journey to Gotham FC
We talk to Gotham's new superstar signing, and look at what the Brazil international – and 2024 Ballon d’Or Féminin nominee – will bring to the team this season.
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The major talking points and the choice quotes to emerge from Jansen's first press conference as Head Coach of New York City FC.
7 Takeaways from David Lee's 2025 preseason press conference
New York City FC Sporting Director David Lee held his first press conference since the end of last season. He discussed new Head Coach Pascal Jansen, sending Jovan Mijatović to Belgium on loan, and if new players will be signed.
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Mauricio Pochettino says Matt Freese is his starting goalkeeper
Speaking about Freese ahead of another Gold Cup match, the USMNT coach said he wants to "see how he deals with the pressure to be No. 1 in the national team."
Emma Hayes names 3 Gotham FC players to USWNT roster
Veterans Rose Lavelle and Emily Sonnet will be joined by 21-year-old national team debutant Lilly Reale.
Episode 43: No Matt Freese and Alonso Martínez, no problem
We highlight all the players who stepped up in the win vs Atlanta while NYCFC remained shorthanded. Plus, our early Club World Cup impressions and thoughts on Matt Freese's chances to stick as a USMNT starter.
Scoreless in New Jersey: Fluminense FC vs Borussia Dortmund ends in entertaining 0-0 draw
The vibes were good despite the scoreline as 34,736 trekked out to MetLife Stadium for a midday, midweek group stage matchup between the Brazilian and German giants.