National Teams - USMNT

Javier Perez calls in 20-player roster for U.S. U-18 MNT Camp in Spain

PSW: U.S. Under-18 Men’s National Team head coach Javier Perez has called in 20 players for a Dec. 11-20 camp in Marbella, Spain. D.C. United Academy's Eyrk Williamson (Alexandria, Va.) has made the roster. TSW: U.S. Under-18 Men’s National Team head coach Javier Perez has called in 20 players for a Dec. 11-20 camp in Marbella, Spain. Tri-State area players Kyle Duncan (Red Bulls Academy) and James Murphy (PDA) have made the roster.

U.S. Soccer announces U-12 Development Academy expansion; will it matter?

The U.S. Soccer Federation, in a Monday press release heralding an "unprecedented commitment to development of world-class players and coaches," announced the addition of an Under-12 age group to its Development Academy program. But will the addition of another, younger, age group solve some of the challenges facing youth development in the U.S.?

U.S. U-23 MNT roster named for Brasilia Camp and Oct. 13 match against Brazil U-23 Team

A 21-player roster has been named for the U.S. Under-23 Men's National Team's October camp in Brasilia. The group, which is beginning its early preparations for qualification toward the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, departs for Brasilia on Thursday, Oct. 9.

Eighteen players named to roster for U.S. U-23 MNT camp from Aug. 3-7 in Bahamas

An 18-player U.S. Under-23 Men's National Team roster has been named for a five-day camp from Aug. 3-7 at Nassau, Bahamas. The camp will also feature a game against the Bahamas Senior National Team on Wednesday, Aug. 6, at the Thompson A. Robinson National Stadium.

Gedion Zelalem focused on breaking into Arsenal first team, not international future

For one night, Gedion Zelalem was once again playing in the United States. The German-born midfielder developed in the D.C. area with Bethesda-Olney before joining up with Arsenal.

Former MSYSA director, global soccer advocate Graham Ramsay weighs in on World Cup

SoccerWire reporter Joe Dougherty caught up with former Maryland State Youth Soccer Association director Graham Ramsay to get his thoughts on the World Cup Finals so far.

Jurgen Klinsmann: Should he stay or should he go now?

Did the U.S. do all it could to advance as far as it could in the World Cup, were the coaching decisions prior and during the tournament correct and ultimately was there progress? Those questions need to be turned towards Jurgen Klinsmann. While Klinsmann is already inked by the United States Soccer Federation for the 2018 World Cup cycle, does he still deserve to come back as head coach?

USMNT show same courage, same heart, same defects in World Cup defeat