David Rohe is a journalist based in Orlando, Florida, focusing on local sports coverage, particularly Orlando City soccer. With a passion for soccer and a deep knowledge of the team, David provides insightful analysis and coverage of games, player reviews, and updates on the Orlando City season.
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David Rohe's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly soccer with a specific emphasis on Orlando City. His coverage heavily features event coverage and announcements related to the team.
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Why you shouldn’t worry that we’re still waiting on Orlando City’s off-season signings.
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The start of preseason training for Orlando City got me thinking about what I’m hoping to see in the upcoming 2025 season. I know that everyone wants to see some signings. It’s frustrating when you see other clubs making moves, but that is way too speculative for me to consider. Instead, let’s look at the pieces that are already in place.
I know that it probably seems greedy to ask for anything more after the Orlando Pride won both the NWSL Shield and the NWSL Championship in 2024, but I’m still going to do so. If the Pride want to repeat their success in 2025, they will need a little bit more than in 2024. Let’s look at my wish list for the defending champs.
Orlando City’s cup competitions, Orlando Pride’s new home kit leak, NWSL’s top 2025 matches, and more.
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