Former Chelsea and Scotland striker John Spencer has been appointed the head coach of new Major League Soccer team the Portland Timbers, the club said on Tuesday.
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Former Chelsea striker Spencer named Portland boss (Reuters)
Seattle Sounders have signed Uruguay’s World Cup midfielder Alvaro Fernandez, the Major League Soccer team said on Thursday.
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Seattle Sounders sign Uruguay midfielder Fernandez (Reuters)
Italian striker Federico Macheda struck twice and Mexican Javier Hernandez scored on his debut as Manchester United crushed the Major League Soccer All Stars 5-2 on Wednesday.
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Macheda, Hernandez on target as Manchester Utd crush MLS (Reuters)
French striker Thierry Henry’s recent move to Major League Soccer generated publicity for the North American league, but it is a lesser-known Frenchman who has been winning the plaudits in MLS this season.
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MLS’s ‘other Frenchman’ winning plenty of admirers (Reuters)
Mexican follows team-mate to Major League Soccer.
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Barcelona Defender Rafael Marquez To Join Thierry Henry At New York Red Bulls On Four-Year Deal (Goal.com)
English soccer giants Manchester United beat the Philadelphia Union 1-0 on Wednesday in a scrappy game against Major League Soccer’s newest team.
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United beat Philadelphia for second preseason victory (Reuters)
For much of the soccer world a Manchester United jersey is the equivalent of the little black dress, something every fan’s wardrobe must have.
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New Manchester United jersey seeing record demand (Reuters)
Glasgow Celtic started their North American tour on the wrong foot Wednesday, losing to Major League Soccer club Philadelphia Union 1-0.
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Celtic lose friendly to MLS Philadelphia club 1-0 (Reuters)
Thierry Henry’s move to the New York Red Bulls is another boost for Major League Soccer and the profile of the sport in America, David Beckham said on Wednesday.
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Beckham welcomes Henry move, Giggs another possibility (Reuters)
