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DBWF ep34: State of Youth Soccer in the US w Marley Wilson, Exec Dir of Cal North Soccer Association

DBWF ep34: State of Youth Soccer in the US w Marley Wilson, Exec Dir of Cal North Soccer Association

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We're thrilled to be joined by Marley Wilson, the Executive Director of the Cal North Youth Soccer Association, for an insightful discussion on the future of youth football in the US!

In this must-listen episode, we dive into the highly anticipated Club World Cup coming to the United States and the exciting activation opportunities it presents for youth soccer players. Marley shares his unique perspective on this once-in-a-lifetime chance for young athletes to witness world-class clubs compete on home soil.

We also tackle the crucial topic of engaging youth soccer clubs beyond traditional hotspots in the US, exploring the challenges and strategies for broader involvement. Our conversation then shifts to Tom Condone's appointment as the full-time CEO for US Youth Soccer, discussing the significant challenges and opportunities he faces in transforming the landscape of American youth football.

Finally, we get an in-depth look at San Diego FC's groundbreaking approach to youth academy development. Discover their innovative system and the incredible perks awaiting young players who successfully make the cut, potentially redefining the pathway to professional soccer in the US. Don't miss this in-depth conversation with a true leader in youth soccer!

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