1947: Born in Croydon, London on Aug. 9. 1965: Signs professional terms with Crystal Palace to begin a modest 11-year playing career as a defender. Also played for six non-league teams.
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Factfile of new England coach Roy Hodgson
Fabrice Muamba may be able to return to professional football – according to his manager at Bolton Wanderers.
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Muamba's Career Might Not be Over
American forward Joe Gyau has signed a three-year professional contract with Hoffenheim in Germany’s Bundesliga.
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Gyau signs three-year contract with Hoffenheim
Frankfurt/Main – In tandem with 22 other European football leagues and more than 300 individual professional clubs, the Bundesliga and the Bundesliga Foundation will be using Matchday 28 to showcase the continuing necessity of combating hunger around the globe.
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"Together we can save lives": Matchday 28 to highlight campaign against hunger
Former Impact defender Nevio Pizzolitto announced his retirement Wednesday in a voice that was as strong as the way he played professional soccer for 17 seasons.
The New England Revolution professional soccer team is heading to Central Falls.
Rookie Ryan Kawulok’s first-ever professional goal helps Timbers remain undefeated in preseason play.
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Portland Timbers rally for 1-1 draw against Chivas USA
Add Joey Madigan to the growing list of former Fort Lewis College mens soccer players getting a look at the professional level.The outside midfielder recently earned an invitation to FC Dallas training camp after helping lead the Skyhawks to the third national championship in program history.
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Madigan will try his feet in MLS
Chester, Pa. (January 18, 2012) – Philadelphia Union and Veljko Paunovic today announced the 34-year-old’s decision to retire from professional soccer due to personal reasons. The Serbian national’s 18 year player career has spanned five countries, over 400 career games played and 86 goals scored.
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Veljko Paunovic Announces Decision to Retire from Soccer
Interview with 2011 MVP Dwayne De Rosario on why he turned down Milan, was angry with the New York Red Bulls, and being a vegan professional soccer player In football as with life we so often speculate on what might have been. Despite being named MLS MVP for 2011 and recording a successful season with D.C. United, Dwayne De Rosario still holds a contemplation of his own – what if I’d stayed in …
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Highs and lows of Dwayne De Rosario’s MLS MVP season
D.C. United bid farewell to one of their longest-tenured and most versatile players on Thursday, when defender Devon McTavish announced his retirement from professional soccer.
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DC United defender McTavish announces retirement
