Larry Henry

1 day ago | sbisoccer.com | Larry Henry |Ives Galarcep

PSV moved top of the Eredivisie table heading into its 2024-25 season finale. Malik Tillman helped Peter Bosz’s squad earn a 4-1 home victory over Heracles on Wednesday, leapfrogging Ajax into first place. Tillman scored twice and registered one assist, moving the reigning champions into the driver’s seat of the league table. The U.S. men’s national team midfielder propelled PSV in front 1-0 after 18 minutes, kickstarting a busy evening at the Phillips Stadion.

1 day ago | sbisoccer.com | Larry Henry |Ives Galarcep

AC Milan’s wait to lift to the Coppa Italia trophy will frustratingly continue. The Rossoneri suffered a 1-0 defeat to Bologna on Wednesday, missing out on their final potential trophy lift of the season. U.S. men’s national team star Christian Pulisic started and played 88 minutes while Yunus Musah was an unused substitute in the match. Dan Ndoye’s goal in the 53rd minute was all Bologna needed to win the match while goalkeeper Ɓukasz Skorupski registered a two-save clean sheet.

2 days ago | sbisoccer.com | Larry Henry |Ives Galarcep

As the Americans Abroad contingent grew to new heights over the past season, many players impressed in some of Europe’s top leagues. From Christian Pulisic’s continued production at AC Milan to Antonee Robinson and Haji Wright’s positive campaigns with Fulham and Coventry City respectively, there was plenty for American soccer fans to be excited about heading into a busy international summer schedule.

2 days ago | sbisoccer.com | Larry Henry |Ives Galarcep

Haji Wright and Coventry City witnessed their season come to a heartbreaking end on Wearside. The Sky Blues suffered elimination from the EFL Championship promotion playoffs on Tuesday after losing to Sunderland 3-2 on aggregate. Frank Lampard’s squad forced extra time late in the second half at the Stadium of Light, but Dan Ballard’s last-gasp header in the 120th minute sent the Black Cats to Wembley Stadium.

2 days ago | sbisoccer.com | Larry Henry |Ives Galarcep

The U.S. men’s national team has its first two post-Gold Cup matches of 2025 officially sealed. Korea Republic and Japan will both visit the Americans for a pair of September friendlies, U.S. Soccer announced Tuesday. Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, N.J. will host the USMNT-Korea Republic showdown on September 6 before Lower.com Field in Columbus, Ohio will host the USMNT-Japan fixture on Sept. 9. Both matches will serve as key preparation fixtures ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.