Originals

Only a select few get the opportunity to represent their country, meaning that even a solitary outing at international level should be considered a remarkable achievement

Mauricio Pochettino could swap the USMNT for Man Utd’s familiar chaos. GOAL’s writers debate his legacy, his chances of reviving United and who should lead the U.S. next.

Pochettino was all smiles at USMNT training, but a potential Manchester United move leaves an urgent question: who will lead the U.S. against Haiti?

From singing The Police to meeting childhood idol Christian Pulisic, Cavan Sullivan is embracing life as the USMNT's little brother - and loving every minute of it.

With neither MLS club making the playoffs and USL teams struggling to make an impact, the city needs a shot in the arm to revitalize its soccer scene

The former Sunderland star has been called up for the first time by Thomas Tuchel after an impressive start to the season in Germany

In the latest instalment of GOAL’s ‘Brits Abroad’ series, a man that has coached across the world - from North America to Africa - talks selling flowers on the New York subway, fearing for his life during a scouting mission and what to do in Rwanda

The athletic centre-forward is scoring goals for fun on both the domestic and European stage, attracting attention from the world's biggest clubs in the process

Gotham's move to a 5,000-seat venue raises questions for the NWSL, while Utah eye another upset and Angel City rue a controversial exit.

Man Utd links have put Mauricio Pochettino's future back in focus, but Antonee Robinson and Cavan Sullivan say little has changed inside USMNT camp.

After a miserable few years in Europe, a young, cocky coach emerged to lead Ajax back to the pinnacle of European football

Sunday's dismal defeat to Sunderland has sounded some serious alarm bells, with the Blues only making stuttering progress under their new manager so far

Renee Slegers' side have underwhelmed domestically this season, but as huge games with Barcelona and Lyon approach, opportunity knocks for them to remind everyone they could still be capable of something special in Europe

Established by FIFPRO in 2005, the World 11 is the only global football award decided exclusively by professional footballers

The Decision Day fallout has started, with managers being fired and plenty of discussion as to what comes next.

Lily Yohannes scores, Sam Coffey finds her rhythm and Phallon Tullis-Joyce shines again as Alyssa Thompson seeks a spark and Emily Fox stays steady for Arsenal.

A failed Everton move and limited minutes at Monaco have stalled the striker’s World Cup momentum. His USMNT return offers a timely chance to rebuild it.