marinermick
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I'm sure that US college football is a good standard, but that 'playing in Europe' is a goal for most. As Beni pointed out its not a good result if this means playing in the lower divisions of lower ranked nations there.
Does anyone know much about the US pathway and its successful development of youth compared with directly signing with a European powerhouse if the goal is to play in a top European league?
If it was YOUR son or daughter, which way would you choose?
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The huge bonus is that you get a uni degree in the process.
My nephew has a tennis scholarship in the US and he gets amazing support for his education including all fees paid for, tutors and dispensations for his sport.
This will also big a huge attraction for our women’s academy players as the standard female standard is much higher than the make’s.