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Major League Soccer (MLS) has found itself embroiled in a contentious debate over the use of replacement referees for the ongoing regular season. Amidst talks of labor disputes and failed negotiations, the decision to employ referees from diverse backgrounds has raised eyebrows across the soccer landscape. While the Professional Referee Organization (PRO) stands firm in
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The recent announcement of Carles Gil’s contract extension through the 2026 season with the New England Revolution has sparked excitement among fans and analysts alike. This move solidifies the 31-year-old midfielder’s commitment to the club, with a club option for 2027 included in the deal. Gil’s impressive track record as a three-time All-Star, two-time MLS
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Atlanta United had a shaky start to the season, drawing at home to Austin FC and losing their first away game. With a lengthy injury list and the absence of club legend Nico Lodeiro, they are facing challenges early on. However, new Argentine addition Pedro de la Vega shows promise for the team’s future prospects.
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FC Cincinnati made a significant announcement, revealing that they have secured the signing of DeAndre Yedlin from Inter Miami. The deal involved a transfer fee of $172,799 in General Allocation Money, marking a new chapter for the talented defender. General Manager Chris Albright expressed his excitement about welcoming Yedlin to Cincinnati, emphasizing his leadership qualities
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LAFC manager Steve Cherundolo expressed his deep disappointment and frustration at the decision to go ahead with the game against Real Salt Lake despite the heavy snow cover on the field. He described the situation as an “absolute disgrace” and one of the worst professional sporting events he had ever witnessed. The Major League Soccer
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The ongoing labor dispute between the Professional Referee Organization (PRO) and the Professional Soccer Referees Association (PSRA) representing MLS referees shows no signs of resolution. PRO has extended its lockout of union referees for a second round of matches this weekend, indicating that the impasse over a new collective bargaining agreement is far from over.