Paul Tenorio is a national soccer reporter for The Athletic, with a focus on the multinational soccer scene, particularly in the United States, Florida, and Miami. He provides in-depth coverage and analysis of soccer news, including transfer rumors, roster predictions, and insights into the business side of the sport.
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By: Paul Tenorio
With so much at stake and Lionel Messi and James Rodriguez going head to head, here's The Athletic's guide to the Copa America fina
By: Felipe Cardenas, Paul Tenorio, Jack Lang
Fans were held outside for more than two hours and kick off was delayed by 82 minutes - this is what happened
By: Paul Tenorio, Jack Lang
Our team of writers reflect on the Copa America and pick their favourite moments - and lessons that can be learned
Major League Soccer will not add a second contract buyout this summer as expected, according to multiple sources briefed on the decision. The provision would have allowed more cap flexibility for teams looking to make roster additions, or move on from bad deals. Teams are currently allowed to buy out one player’s contract per season. Discussions in the sporting and competition committee earlier this year moved forward a rule proposal to add a second contract buyout, but the league faced opposition from the MLS Players Association — the players’ union — around such a change, multiple...
By: Felipe Cardenas, Paul Tenorio
Argentina had cemented their status as national heroes by winning their latest trophy, but what followed threatens that status
By: Paul Tenorio
Don Garber has been the driving force behind the growth of soccer in the U.S. in his role as MLS commissioner
By: Paul Tenorio, Melanie Anzidei
Canada used a drone to monitor a Chile training session before their match at the men’s Copa America last month. The incident occurred when Chile were training at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. The group-stage fixture took place at the Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando on Saturday, June 29 and finished goalless. The following day, Chile filed an official complaint to Copa organisers CONMEBOL about the standard of officiating during the game and called for referee Wilmar Roldan to be suspended. Multiple sources with knowledge of the...
By: Guillermo Rai, Paul Tenorio
AC Milan beat Real Madrid 1-0 as Carlo Ancelotti's side get their pre-season tour of the United States under way
By: Paul Tenorio
USMNT will gather for games against Canada and New Zealand.
By: Paul Tenorio, Joshua Kloke
A first home defeat to Canada since 1957 is another blow for a USMNT awaiting its new coach
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