I'm from country X and want to play Soccer in the US (trials, etc)

Discussion in 'Soccer in the USA' started by jeroen, Sep 8, 2003.

  1. funfunta New Member

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  2. NorthOaklandSports New Member

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    Saw AC Milan play Panathinaikos in Detroit, Mich., in a friendly. the first international game in Detroit since the 1994 World Cup.

    There some stories on this at www.northoaklandsports.com
  3. brica2010 Red Card

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    What is the approximate ability level of any players that are on here?
  4. brica2010 Red Card

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    What is the ability level of players that are reading this thread?
  5. StarsAndStripesFan Member

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    I like to consider myself world-class. My judgement is pretty biased though.
  6. brica2010 Red Card

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    If there are any genuine (or potential) high level players here I would be interested in talking to them
  7. ritsoccer86 Member

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    LOL

    This thread is a ********ing joke lol.
  8. brica2010 Red Card

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    Have to agree with the last post, where are all the actual players?!
  9. Matt10L New Member

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    I'm a long shot, but I will be trying out for as many teams as possible end of next year. I'm rehabing after surgery from a torn ACL (3 weeks post op).
  10. ritsoccer86 Member

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    LOL.

    Go back to playing pub soccer.
  11. brica2010 Red Card

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    This should be a serious thread aimed at players, not one for pointless videos and comments.
  12. Matt10L New Member

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    :eek: Back?
  13. ritsoccer86 Member

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    I just don't understand on how you can have a thread about a few people who want to play in MLS that are from far countries. I mean, if MLS, NCAA, whatever Div tier league has never heard of you, what are your chances of even getting a tryout? As far as I am concerned, they don't have tryouts. Maybe they will for the reserves but that's about it.

    Just being realistic here. I appreciate your enthusiasm and all.
  14. Matt10L New Member

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    Crap, i re-read the title "from country x", thought it only said "want to play soccer"

    my bad :)

    I think if you have a dream, so be it - if names mattered that much in this sport, noone would have a chance.
  15. ritsoccer86 Member

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    That is very, very true.

    If anybody has a dream, that should always give it a shot, no matter if it is about soccer or not.
  16. FCSF Member

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    Manchester United FC
    I would look at teams that are new to MLS like Vancouver, Philly and Portland. I know they had open tryouts when San Jose came into the league a few years back.

    In fact I just searched Google for 'Portland Timbers Tryouts' and noticed they are having them in January. Get fit and sign up! Good Luck!
  17. Matt10L New Member

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    Yeah. I signed up last year for these upcoming tryouts. Each of them are weeks in different, had to narrow it down to distance and total costs (registration, etc).

    Unfortunately, tearing my ACL (2nd time in 2 years, different leg) took me out of the running. Didn't help that the registration fee(s) were unrefundable.

    So, I'll be signing up yet again - possibly even earlier - for next year's. As I get older, my chances become slimmer and competing with the guys fresh out of college is also a challenge. But it's a dream, and I'm following it. I look forward to hearing about other players doing the same.
  18. sorrento92 New Member

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    SSC Napoli
    Hello, i play soccer in italy , i live in Italy and i would like to play or to try play soccer in the USA or in university .It is possible?
  19. Mike10 Red Card

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    You have the same targets as thousands/millions of other kids. If you have highlights of you playing and a CV, you can send it (Air-Mail) to MLS teams and try your luck.

    If you are young enough, you can email coaches at universities/colleges, with the same info including school grades. You may also want to check out these websites for advice/information and possible placement at a college.

    http://www.sportingchanceusa.com/

    http://www.collegesportusa.com/

    http://www.sports-ed.com/

    http://www.collegescholarshipsusa.com/

    http://www.soccericon.net/

    http://www.captainu.com/

    http://www.berecruited.com/
  20. brica2010 Red Card

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    Just in case there are any players that read this section of the forum I am just letting them know that an elite level camp is taking place in the USA in 2011 with suitable players being signed by our FIFA registered agent and then getting trial opportunities in Europe.

    Anyone interested should send me a message and I am happy to tell them more information.
  21. cj_the_beast10 New Member

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    Liverpool FC
    Does anyone know of any USL or MLS open tryouts in the Northeast coming up anytime soon?
  22. brica2010 Red Card

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    To the above poster, I have sent a reply to your private message.

    We are now accepting applications for our 2011 elite level pro camp based at the Athletes Performance Centre in California.

    The purpose of the program is to give players the opportunity to be represented by our FIFA agent, while training at a world class facility alongside the likes of LA Galaxy, and taken to trial at an appropriate level of professional team. We have connections in professional leagues all over the world. There is no upper age limit as long as the player has the necessary experience and ability

    More information can be found out about us on

    www.invisionfootball.com

    Clicking on the 'clients' tab will show some of the top level professional players we already represent.

    Send me a private message on here or to our email listed on the site for more information.
  23. William Penn Member

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    Philadelphia Union
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    United States
    Can a youth player, who still hasn't signed a professional contract, but has played quite a bit in the first-team in a foreign league, still be eligible for a college scholarship? Or does his professional playing time rule him out?
  24. IVO ! Member

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    If he was paid one dime, he is out.
  25. ArgentinafortheMLS New Member

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    FC Barcelona
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    Argentina
    Friends,

    I say hello to everyone from Argentina.
    Anybody knows how can I start a new thread?

    I have some projects related to US Soccer and I would like to post a thread to know your opinion

    Take care

    Thanks!

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