Two local clubs are represented on the latest United States U-17 roster, as Gotham FC's Mak Whitham joins NYCFC's Paletta on the squad trying to qualify for the next U-17 World Cup in Morocco.
The USWNT won their record eighth SheBelieves Cup with a massive strike from 21-year-old Alyssa Thompson, who is proving to be one of the squad's most consistently dangerous players.
From SheBelieves Cup to 2027 Women's World Cup qualifiers, many members of the Gotham FC squad will be busy on national-team duty in the weeks leading up to the start of the NWSL regular season.
The 11th installment of the tournament comes to the New York metro area for a March 7 doubleheader that will see the United States host Colombia and Canada take on Argentina.
The 14-year-old phenom – the only girl on New York City FC’s U15 boy's team – will be one of the youngest players with the USWNT U-17s.
In this passage from "Put It on Frame: Stories and Strategies from Top Soccer Coaches and Experts," USWNT head coach Emma Hayes explains how "sociological and political underpinnings have influenced my coaching."
The New York City FC goalkeeper along with two starters from NWSL champions Gotham FC are all up for end-of-year awards handed out by the US Soccer Federation.
The United States women's national team were stunned at Subaru Park by Portugal in what Head Coach Emma Hayes called a "kick up the backside."
The Bats paid an intraleague-record $1.25 million for the 20-year-old midfielder.
North Carolina Courage traded the 20-year-old United States women's national team star to Gotham for $1.25 million, the most expensive intra-NWSL move to date.
Emma Hayes starts Gotham FC's Rose Lavelle, Lilly Reale, Emily Sonnett in the third and final friendly of the international break.
All three Gotham FC call-ups made the USWNT Starting XI as Rose Lavelle returned to the lineup with a Player of the Match performance, and Lilly Reale earned her first cap.
Veterans Rose Lavelle and Emily Sonnet will be joined by 21-year-old national team debutant Lilly Reale.
Hope Solo was the greatest goalkeeper of her generation — and one of the most problematic players ever to suit up for the USWNT.
A poacher's goal from Talia DellaPeruta in Target Stoppage Time seals the win for a US Women team that outclassed North Carolina Courage.
The behind-the-scenes World Cup doc is a little light on fresh insights or revelatory footage.
