9.11.17
ASN Morning Read: A Big Transfer, but a Good One?
A young star makes a big move across the ocean. Is it smart?; There's so much anger about the United States men's national team, some justified, some less so; Wins and losses at forward.
BY
Noah Davis
Posted
September 11, 2017
3:30 AM
September 11, 2017
3:30 AM
- "Erik Palmer-Brown is leaving Kansas City in favor of the English Premier League.Palmer-Brown, a Sporting Kansas City homegrown defender from Lee’s Summit, has decided to sign a multiyear contract with Manchester City.He will finish out the MLS season with Sporting KC, and his new deal in England will take effect in 2018. But because his MLS contract is within six months of expiration, he is allowed to sign a pre-contract to secure his future."
- It's definitely a good thing for an American player to be signed by City. But Sporting Kansas City doesn't get a transfer fee and Palmer-Brown will likely spend at least the next couple seasons on loans. Whether it works out for him, specifically, is another story.
- A little bit of good news, bad news for the U.S. striker corp. Jozy Altidore (boyfriend of U.S. Open winner Sloane Stevens) gets a brace:
Can't stop, won't stop.
— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) September 10, 2017
Another ?? goals for @JozyAltidore to up his total to 13 on the season.pic.twitter.com/FJQxAdc2yg - But Jordan Morris gets injured:
Schmetzer confirms that Jordan Morris suffered a strained hamstring. He'll undergo further testing in the morning
— Matt Pentz (@mattpentz) September 11, 2017 - Loud noises, but also some corrent ones:
Alexi Lalas just called out basically everybody involved with the USMNT. pic.twitter.com/usPKcIO0vM
— Total MLS (@TotalMLS) September 11, 2017 - Loud noises, part two:
Sounds from @MBStadium ???? pic.twitter.com/MO4Xv3kEbU
— Atlanta United FC (@ATLUTD) September 10, 2017