Larry Henry Jr is the Managing Editor and USMNT Insider at SBI Soccer, where he covers all things related to soccer. He is also a staff writer at MLSNEXT and a union reporter for PHLY Union. With a background in journalism and a passion for soccer, Larry provides in-depth analysis, news, and insights into the world of soccer.
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By: Larry Henry
The U.S. women’s national team are back in action later this month and Emma Hayes revealed her 26-player roster for the upcoming matches.
It may be three months since Gregg Berhalter was fired as U.S. men’s national team head coach, but that pain still hasn’t left the 51-year-old.
Cameron Carter-Vickers is set to return for Celtic as early as this weekend.
By: Larry Henry Jr
Everything Christian Pulisic touches seems to find the back of the net.
Sunday’s lone EFL Championship fixture pits Josh Sargent and Aidan Morris against one another for the first time.
By: Larry Henry
There are many U.S. men’s national team players currently shining in their club seasons, but others are currently on the sidelines waiting for their opportunity to get back playing regularly.
Weston McKennie and Tim Weah started together in Juventus' home Serie A showdown with Parma on Wednesday and both walked away with goals to their names.
Two months after joining Crystal Palace on a season-long loan spell, Matt Turner finally got to make his club debut.
By: Larry Henry
Cameron Carter-Vickers and Celtic continued to hold the top spot in the Scottish Premiership after earning three points at home on Wednesday night.
Brendan Rodgers' squad faces off with fellow SPFL side Aberdeen in the semifinals of the Scottish League Cup. Auston Trusty will aim to retain his starting
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