Paul Tenorio
Senior Soccer Reporter at The Athletic
Senior reporter for @TheAthleticSCCR ⚽️ . Writing a book on The Messi Effect for @StMartinsPress. Formerly of The Washington Post and Orlando Sentinel. 🇺🇸🇨🇷
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Paul Tenorio
In the days after Lionel Messi was first introduced as an Inter Miami player, and before he made his memorable debut against Cruz Azul, club owner Jorge Mas was asked what would constitute a success in the Messi Era of Miami and MLS. "We're successful," he said. "We've succeeded. Expectations are something else, but we've succeeded.
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1 week ago |
dailyherald.com | Paul Tenorio
Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne is rumored to be a target of the Chicago Fire in the transfer market this summer. AP The Chicago Fire is a favorite to sign Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne this summer, according to multiple sources familiar with the discussions. The Belgium international announced earlier this month that, after a decade at the club, he will leave City at the end of the season when his contract expires.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Paul Tenorio
The Chicago Fire are favorites to sign Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne this summer, according to multiple sources familiar with the discussions. The Belgium international announced earlier this month that, after a decade at the club, he will leave City at the end of the season when his contract expires. De Bruyne, who will turn 34 in June, is one of the most decorated active players in the Premier League, having won 19 trophies at City and contributed 189 goals in his 10 seasons in England.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Paul Tenorio
The Seattle Sounders and Inter Miami - and possibly LAFC, if FIFA opts for a play-in game between the 2022 MLS Cup champs and Club America - will get a windfall this summer when the MLS teams compete in FIFA's expanded Club World Cup. FIFA announced that each participating Concacaf team will receive $9.55 million for taking part in the tournament. That figure increases with every positive result. Teams get another $2 million for every win and $1 million for every draw.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Paul Tenorio
The announcement came six days after MLS Cup last season, a proverbial bomb dropped right as the offseason was beginning: the Vancouver Whitecaps were up for sale. The communiqué landed just a few weeks after the Whitecaps declared a shake-up on the sporting side, with coach Vanni Sartini having been ushered out. It was easy to start to put the picture together of what might come next: a directionless team with a "for sale" sign in front languishing near the bottom of the standings.
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