Minh Do
@minh
Ibrahimovic, Ted Lasso, Messi at Miami, Welcome to Wrexham, World Cup 2026 - and more? So many things contributing to the rise of popularity of soccer in America. I’m here for it. I want to see an American soccer team with the talent and athleticism of the NBA All Star team. 🙏
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Elie Munsi
@mme
I think one of the things that hold soccer back in America is their Youth Development. The current cost for academies are through roof, which scare off a lot people from playing. But I have a good feeling for the IS in the future
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Coulter
@coulter
Don't forget the FIFA franchise. Played a huge part in Americans knowing the teams/players. This infographic is from 10 years ago...so you can imagine the growth since
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David T Phung url🔄irl ENERGY
@davidtphung
got to give props for the uswnt (3 peat here we go usa this world cup!) raising attention/ funding for youth programs and the rise of nwsl- games are electric.
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Mac Budkowski ᵏ
@macbudkowski
If I had like $100M I'd invest in an MLS team. IMO a great 5-10yr potential
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Alex Loukissas 🍉
@futureartist
I think what's missing that you see in football-first countries (most of Europe and south america) is kids kicking a ball at any field they find. Football is a grassroots kind of sport, vs in the US it seems to have been adopted as a biz/very officially.
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kevin j ?
@entropybender
TST was pretty great as well
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boscolo.eth
@boscolo.eth
I do too! But, I may have an unpopular opinion on this: You won't see the USA in a Men's World Cup final in your lifetime.
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