Local teen signs professional contract in Portugal

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I thought he wasn’t playing pro soccer and is still somehow NCAA eligible.

There are some very fuzzy rules with the NCAA on that. A lot of international players have some "pro" experience but play college soccer. I've see a few bio pics where dudes look 28 years old.

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None. My kids have to get jobs and thank goodness they have gotten them.

He'll getbine too some day. Buy as he's what, 17? Lots of time to figure the rest out

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There are some very fuzzy rules with the NCAA on that. A lot of international players have some "pro" experience but play college soccer. I've see a few bio pics where dudes look 28 years old.

He’ll go to some terrible Portuguese college.

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https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ansfer-targets

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https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-a7763181.html

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https://www.offtheball.com/soccer/mi...ademies-242078

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https://dusportpsych.wordpress.com/2...eautiful-game/

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He’ll go to some terrible Portuguese college.

Ill bet for free. No lifetime debt.

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https://dusportpsych.wordpress.com/2...eautiful-game/

Wow!! the article also highlights the enormous numbers of players trying to make it. Kudos to the twins for actually getting starts, playing time and scoring goals in that environment.

It’s easier to get into Harvard than make it in soccer.

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Ill bet for free. No lifetime debt.

If your kid will be in debt from college that’s your fault.

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He’ll go to some terrible Portuguese college.

Triggered! (Again)

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wow!! The article also highlights the enormous numbers of players trying to make it. Kudos to the twins for actually getting starts, playing time and scoring goals in that environment.

It’s easier to get into harvard than make it in soccer.

@usmnt @usynt @ussoccer

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Triggered! (Again)

Reality.

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Such a jealous loser.

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Wow!! the article also highlights the enormous numbers of players trying to make it. Kudos to the twins for actually getting starts, playing time and scoring goals in that environment.

It’s easier to get into Harvard than make it in soccer.

Kudos to them for making their dreams a reality. And so what if mom brags on social media. She is proud. Good kids staying out of trouble and playing a sport they love. Well done in my book.