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And just like that, we have returned! We continue our conversation and debate about the state of the Saudi pro league and MLS. We dive into who the front runner is for the Premier league this season, the signings that we enjoyed our analysis of Newcastle, what we expect from Manchester United and who we think the top four will be. We also get into the rumors surrounding Alexander isak. In addition to that we discussed the Saudi pro league and compare it to the MLS and we continue our conversation about the current state of both leagues. We discuss the signings and performance of the Saudi teams in the club World Cup and we provide a recap of the FIFA club World Cup. We talk about the strengths and weaknesses. The MLS is facing and what needs to be done to improve the league overall. Join us on another fabulous episode of foreign football podcast

In this episode we delve into the state of PSG. Does the club have what it takes to get back to the champions league final? Who is the right manager for the club? Why has the club signed so many new players? We dove into these questions and more. Not to mention we have a very special surprise for our audience so stay tuned to the end

Riveting debate on mls and messi

We are joined by former Stoke city, Trinidad and Tobago striker Kenwyne Jones, who provides us a unique insight on football in the Caribbean, how he made his way over to Europe, and how he was able to stay and flourish in the premier league

We are joined by legendary. Trinidad and Tobago striker Kenwyne Jones. Join us as we provide our take and debate. The current state of football end of creativity is still prevalent in the game or not.

Welcome back to another episode of Foreign Football Podcast your home for all things, football and culture. In this episode, we spoke with Branford City Striker Matthew Derbyshire. Matthew has played in the Premier league for Blackburn rovers, the championship for Nottingham forest, league, one with Oldham, athletic and league two with Bradford city. He is also played overseas with Greek football superpower Olympiacos! He discusses the lessons he’s learned in his football career, as well as his major footballing accomplishments, fsvorite manager and much more. sit back and listen to this episode and if you are interested in more, please click the link in the bio to listen to all our episodes and follow us on social media.

Nos charlamos sobre fútbol ecuatoriano, la liga, selección y mucho más

And this scintillating episode with Christian Polanco of soccer Cooligans we discuss how he became a fan, New York, Red Bulls, long-suffering, Everton fandom, a wild Italian football fan who got a tattoo of Juventus, meeting Tim Howard, and much more

Hugo explains to us the basics of football player, care, and how he got started in the profession and he also discusses his role coaching Stonewall FC

We discuss everything wells football related from the south Wales, derby to the wells football league to Wrexham united to women’s football in Wales, and much more on this amazing and enchanting episode on Welsh football and culture

We are joined by a new cohost, Kema, as we debate the effectiveness of Erik Ten Hag and our assessment of his performance with the club this season. We also discussed players such as Harry Maguire and Fred and the legendary skipper Alex Ferguson.

Andy joins us for another episode, where we speak about Leeds United current struggles, and what the club needs to do to improve to avoid the drop

1. First of all congratulations on the strong performance by wales yesterday. What was the atmosphere like in Wales leading up to the match? 2. How has welsh football changed in the time you represented Cymru to now? Has there been added attention? 3. Can you walk us through how you joined Swansea City? Do you have any particular affinity for any club you’ve played with? 4. What led you to get involved as both a coach and presenter? Was that something you envisioned while you were playing or did it just naturally present itself? I’ve seen in some other interviews that you had been prepping for post career even as a player! 5. As a native welsh speaker and current presenter for S4 do you think Welsh Football has helped grow the language? 6. What are your thoughts of the Cymru Premier league? Has there been renewed interested in the league? 7. How did you hear about your first call up with Wales? Did you anticipate the call or was it unexpected? 8. What skills (both innate and learned) would you say characterizes a good defensive midfielder? 9. As someone who went through their fair share of injuries throughout your career what did you do to keep yourself motivated and work your way back through injuries? 10. What teammate/teammates were the most memorable during your career/ had the greatest impact on you?

In this episode, we speak with Luxenberg and Venecia forward, James Alves Rodrigues who has joined their Primavera squad, and is starting to make waves at only 18 years old. He discusses what football is like in Luxembourg, receiving his first call up to the national team, football in Italy, and why he ultimately opted to leave Luxembourg and play abroad.

Former Canadian National Team Striker Alex Bunbury joins the program. Alex chats about his career both with the Canucks (Canada National Soccer Time) as well as West Ham United and CS Marítimo. Alex made his debut for Canada at the age of 17 and explains how it felt to barely miss out on making the cut for Canadas 1986 World Cup Squad. Alex explains what it was like immigrating from Guyana to Canada and how he became one of the first Canadians to play for a major European football. Alex went from playing in the Canadian Soccer League to signing with West Ham United and how he dealt with the lack of playing time and his fortuitous transfer to CS Marítimo of the Portuguese Primeira Liga (Portuguese First Division) where he amassed 59 goals and won foreign player of the year award and helped guide the club to an impressive finish in the 1994-95 Taça de Portugal in which the club defeated FC Porto before narrowly losing to Sporting Clube de Portugal (Sporting Lisbon). Alex explains why he has so much admiration for Portuguese football fans and share some amusing details about his time with the club and why he decided to remain loyal to the club despite interest from other clubs. He also explains what makes a good football coach/ football manager and how he helps develop young soccer players. See https://linktr.ee/foreignfootballforecast for more information