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The U.S. men prepare for a Soldier Field match against Germany as a final World Cup tune-up in Chicago.
USMNT carries momentum from a 3-2 win over Senegal into the Germany match.
Head coach Mauricio Pochettino calls Germany one of the best teams in football history.
Chris Brady, a Naperville native, played the second half against Senegal and is excited about the home match.
Brady says the match will feel different from a friendly as the team nears the World Cup.
Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m. with expectations of a sellout crowd at Soldier Field.
The game serves as a critical prep ahead of the World Cup for the U.S. squad.
Mauricio Pochettino reiterates the value of testing against top-level competition.
The U.S. team aims to translate momentum from Senegal into success vs Germany.
The match is described as more than a friendly due to the World Cup context.

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US Soccer opens a 200-acre National Training Center near Atlanta, uniting the federation under one roof.
Facility aims to serve 27 national teams and federation operations, strengthening long‑term growth.
The center’s design includes terraced practice fields to encourage progression from youth to senior teams.
The project drew support from Arthur Blank, Dan Cathy, Michele Kang, and various sponsors.
Officials say the center will host coaches and players for enhanced collaboration and idea exchange.
The center features a 23,000-square-foot glass area as part of its modern facilities.
The site was developed on land previously used as cow pasture before breaking ground in 2024.
The facility is intended to be a holistic hub for all soccer activities, including youth and beach teams.
The grand unveiling highlighted the facility as a benchmark in U.S. and world soccer infrastructure.
The national team’s staff and players expressed excitement and praise for the new home base.

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Ohio State and U.S. Soccer formalize a recovery science partnership to study practical tools for athletes.
Vibroacoustic therapy in the Recovery Lab uses music and subwoofer vibrations to aid recovery.
The research links recovery protocols to performance and injury risk reduction for soccer athletes.
The project supports emerging scholars, including Emaly Vatne, through PhD work in exercise science and kinesiology.
The collaboration seeks scalable, low-cost recovery tools for athletes ahead of major competitions.
Researchers measure workload and recovery markers to tailor interventions.
The partnership traces back to 2022, starting with a recovery facility in a team hotel during the World Cup.
Four to five mini-studies are planned to conclude by the end of the spring semester.
Hagen emphasizes a multidisciplinary team combining engineering, physiology, medicine, and therapy.
The aim is to inform recovery access and protocols for athletes heading into major events.

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U.S. Soccer expects a record $397 million in revenue for 2027, with a $10 million surplus.
World Cup momentum and broader growth are cited as drivers beyond 2026.
U.S. Soccer boosted fundraising to $170 million toward a $250 million five-year goal.
U.S. Soccer brought commercial rights in-house in 2023 after previously outsourcing them.
The World Cup’s scale is expected to boost legacy funding potential from FIFA.
U.S. Soccer hosts and expands facilities like the Arthur M. Blank National Training Center.
Sponsorship lineup includes major brands such as Nike, Coca-Cola, and Visa.
World Cup-related partnerships are driving improved economics for national media rights.
The 2027 budget anticipates a surge in commercial revenue driven by events and sponsorships.

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