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Brian Bilello: New England Revolution eye long-term success after 2020 season

Brian Bilello

Before Bruce Arena arrived in May 2019 in the dual role of head coach and sporting director, the New England Revolution likely would have been satisfied with reaching the Final Four of the MLS Cup Playoffs. But Arena changed expectations after snapping a three-year streak of playoff absences, then … [Read more...]

Brett Maron shares lessons learned from New England to Kristianstads DFF

Brett Maron

While growing up, Brett Maron (Billerica, Mass.) set her sights on becoming a professional goalkeeper. But finding a team with an open goalkeeping position was not easy, and the Fairfield University alum kicked off her career backing up and splitting duties with Alyssa Naeher (Stratford, Conn.) and … [Read more...]

Nantucket-raised Caio Canedo poised to play for United Arab Emirates

Like millions of Brazilian youngsters, Caio Canedo hoped to someday play for the Seleçao in a World Cup. But after moving to Nantucket with his family, Canedo changed direction, contemplating a U.S. men’s national team call-up. Neither country came calling, though Canedo’s lack of a green card was … [Read more...]

Chaka Daley: Diversity within the coaching ranks is essential

Chaka Daley

When Michigan head coach Chaka Daley talks about being a minority, he often refers to the “five percent” of Black soccer coaches at the Division I level. Daley, who played for Providence College and the New England Revolution, named his colleagues in the Black coaching fraternity: Ryan Anatol (Stony … [Read more...]

Steve Ralston: Youth players are so much more advanced now

Steve Ralston

In early March, Steve Ralston was in Guadalajara, Mexico, assisting U.S. Olympic head coach Jason Kreis with preparations for Concacaf qualifying. When the tournament was called off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ralston returned to his San Francisco Bay Area home, and was soon faced with another … [Read more...]

Shalrie Joseph: MLS academy league will maximize the potential of players

Shalrie Joseph

Growing up in Grenada, and then moving to Crown Heights in Brooklyn, N.Y., the youth soccer scene Shalrie Joseph experienced was drastically different than what many of his New England Revolution teammates developed in. As a teenager, the four-time MLS Best XI selection clashed with seasoned … [Read more...]

MLS 1996: Kevin Wylie goes from “bar league” to New England Revolution

Kevin Wylie

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MLS 1996: Paul Keegan opens up about New England Revolution career

Paul Keegan

Editor’s note: With the 25th season of Major League Soccer upon us, this story is part of a New England Soccer Journal series with local players reflecting on the return of top-flight soccer to America. Paul Keegan couldn’t have imagined better timing for the first goal of his New England Revolution … [Read more...]

Wilfried Zahibo facing global reach of pandemic: “You have to deal with it”

New England Revolution midfielder Wilfried Zahibo was hoping to continue providing English lessons for his 5-year-old son, Taes, this year. But Zahibo’s family has become separated due to the COVID-19 virus, and Taes remains with relatives in Guadeloupe while Zahibo awaits the resumption of … [Read more...]

Jarryd Phillips keeping New England Revolution on right track

Before MLS suspended play through May 10 on account of the COVID-19 pandemic, New England Revolution director of sports performance Jarryd Phillips was satisfied with the team’s preparations. They were 0-1-1 after losing against the Montreal Impact and drawing the Chicago Fire, but Phillips believed … [Read more...]

Rachel Bloznalis balancing new Djurgardens chapter, COVID-19 concerns

As a professional soccer player, Rachel Bloznalis (Upton, Mass.) is disappointed by the start of Sweden’s Damallsvenskan season being delayed. But as a former health science major at Boston University, Bloznalis is impressed by the European country's reaction to the spread of COVID-19. Bloznalis, … [Read more...]

Allyson Swaby thrives at AS Roma, coping with COVID-19 delay

Allyson Swaby (West Hartford, Conn.) and her AS Roma teammates were reluctant to take a break when Italy’s Serie A announced a shutdown because of COVID-19’s spread. They had compiled a five-match winning streak across all competitions and were contending for a UEFA Women’s Champions League spot … [Read more...]

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