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Philadelphia Union News

Union unveil new secondary jerseys
The “Inspired Kit” has a simple navy and white design with a change to the coloring of the Bimbo sponsorship in the middle of the shirt. 

MLS News

Giovinco suffers leg injury amid transfer rumors
When Sebastian Giovinco didn’t compete in Toronto FC’s preseason friendly Sunday against LAFC and departed for Los Angeles, it caused quite a stir.

Nani interested in transfer to MLS
A former Manchester United winger and Portuguese international, who starred at Sporting CP during his teenage years, is interested in joining Major League Soccer.

U.S. Soccer News

An initial look at Berhalter’s playing system
The US men’s national team played their first game under new head coach Gregg Berhalter on Sunday night, and they won convincingly. They didn’t exactly blow a young Panama team off the field, but they got on the ball early, stayed on it often, and used it throughout to both set the tempo of the game and dictate where it would be played.

Josh Sargent is unlike any player the USA has seen before
All signs point to the 18-year-old Sargent being the USMNT’s breakout star over the next year. He looks more polished with each passing month, and he has a set of skills that no American male has ever shown before. He’s much more likely to become his country’s best ever center forward than he is to fail at making an impact with the national team.

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Alex Klein
Hello Union fans! My name is Alex and I've been doing the daily links post for Brotherly Game since the 2016 season. You'll find me on here with all the biggest news stories in MLS and around the world. I also live tweet many of the Union games, and I'm a season ticket hold in section 102. Stop by and say hi!

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