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Just looking at the money and the international market for players and the fact that an average MLS squad player makes as much as like a cop or a teacher, there's no reason for a talented multi-sport kid who's getting good advice to pick soccer, right? Unless he's super tiny. I don't know what kind of little technocratic change they can make to fix that, like even doing more to crowd out the lovely NCAA system - well, a lot of families have to stick with it for those scholarships. Nothing is going to swoop in to pay non-blue chip kids 25k/year to see if they develop.
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http://www.topdrawersoccer.com/the91stminute/2017/01/given-mlss-transfer-rules-offloading-giovinco-doesnt-make-sense/ About little tweaks around the edges: this poo poo in particular looks like something they should get rid of tomorrow. Turning 22-year-old UConn accounting majors into superstars sounds impossible, convincing someone like Pulisic to play for Philadelphia instead of BVB sounds impossible. But useless, conservative, going-nowhere organizations like DC, NE and Philly should be given every incentive possible to be in the market for players like Almiron, not having incentives taken away. Like, being a "selling club" would be way better than being what 90% of MLS is - but hey, you can't re-invest that money in players
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