Any junior club in England would be better than playing in the States and most of them have open try outs. It's just a matter of knowing the right people to set the try outs up. You might want to try and play for a Super-Y League team and excel in that level before you head overseas.
The perks available to a pro soccer player will primarly depend on the wealth of the club he/she has signed for, an example may be a house or apartment paid for, car, first class health insurance on top of good medical care at the soccer club, good nutrish food whilst at the club balanced for an athletes needs,and nutrition advice whislt not with the club, a pro player can also expect lots of rest and relaxing time to refuel with energy.Plus high quality travel and accommodation arrangements prior to the games.
Korea is not good at soccer
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what are some good soccer colleges?
because when he was younger he only had a soccer ball so everyday he played soccer for the rest of his life.
both are good but malton soccer club is better
no way
You contact the club, and then they try out the player, and if hes good enough, he'll buy him.
She did not start playing club soccer until she was 14.
it was invented in England
good discusstion from wayland MA soccer site http://www.waylandsoccer.org/ClubSoccerFaq.htm
You don't study to become a soccer player. You practice your skills depending on what position you play. Normally the big clubs in England will send scouts to find the best players around the world. So play for a a club and maybe you will be spotted if your good enough.
They dont have a good club! They just sell petrol and get money ;)
It depends at what level and in what country they play in. Professional soccer players are obviously good and even the lowest division of football in England are better than people who enjoy a kick-about in the park. Those who play soccer full time or part time are good at football, otherwise the club wouldn't sign them. Even supposedly soccer "flops" such as Fernando Torres and Stewart Downing are brilliant footballers and would dominate a soccer game of a lower level.
John Terry of Chelsea and England.
because they have asa cronic and george rodi
I'm assuming you mean steve smith's son. If you do, then yes, he is very good at soccer. He plays premier level soccer for a highly competitive club as a forward. So yeah.