February 12 US Paper Talk: FC Cincinnati’s star midfielder demands trade
The Orange and Blue vow to hold on to Frankie Amaya, while MLS clubs look set to miss out on Radamel Falcao.
SOCCER: Club de Foot Montreal's supporters clubs have come together to produce a joint letter protesting the name change and calling for the restoration of the Impact name. The supporters are also unhappy with the new logo which they say attracts ridicule. (SB Nation)
Ici, un but commun. Une passe. Une chanson. Un moment. #CFMTL pic.twitter.com/5YEAwiYRdH
— Club de Foot Montréal (@clubdefootmtl) January 14, 2021
SOCCER: Galatasaray striker Radamel Falcao is set to join River Plate in the summer according to ESPN. The Colombian has previously been linked with moves to Inter Miami and Portland Timbers.
SOCCER: Cristian Pavon's switch from Boca Juniors to LA Galaxy is in doubt after the lawyer acting for a woman accusing him of sexual abuse applied for an order to prevent him leaving Argentina. (TyC Sports)
SOCCER: Tottenham Hotspur have hired former Miami Dolphins executive Todd Kline as chief commercial officer. Kline is the man who landed Dolphins a mega 18-year, £180million stadium naming-rights deal. (Daily Mail)
SOCCER: Matthew Hoppe has admitted he is finding it harder to score goals in the Bundesliga with Schalke as he is no longer an unknown quantity. (Washington Post)
Matthew Hoppe, seen here signing his contract with Schalke, admits he is no longer an unknown quantity in Bundesliga
SOCCER: Orlando Pride's Alex Morgan has admitted the support of team-mate and fellow mum Sydney Leroux has been invaluable as she juggles a return to the pitch with caring for young daughter Charlie. (Orlando Sentinel)