Chicago Fire hold Neymar talks but MLS transfer for forward unlikely
The Chicago Fire have held discussions to sign Brazilian star Neymar, according to multiple sources who have been briefed on the talks, but a deal to bring the former Barcelona and PSG forward to the United States remains unlikely.
Chicago Fire Soccer's unparalleled youth development program continues to succeed both on and off the field all across the country as the fall progresses. The Chicago Fire Juniors Fourth ...
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Chicago Fire in discussions with Brazilian soccer star Neymar: ReportThe Chicago Fire could become must-watch television for MLS fans. In recent years, it’s been in vogue for big-ticket European ...
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Chicago Fire Acquire Right Back Leonardo Barroso from Sporting CP BWe're very pleased to welcome Leonardo to the Fire. He’s coming from an elite environment at Sporting, where he worked ...
CHICAGO—When the Chicago Fire embarked on creating a soccer ... Allowing the club to tap into the growing recreational soccer league participation while deepening fan and community ...
The club was officially founded on October 8, 1997, under the name Chicago Fire Soccer Club, on the 126th anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Original MLS kit partner Nike ...
Chicago Fire have announced the signing of Leonardo Barroso from Sporting CP.The teenager defender joins the club on a deal ...
A product of Sporting CP, a club known for shaping talents like Cristiano Ronaldo and Luís Figo, Barroso carries more than ...
CHICAGO (CBS) -- The Chicago Fire FC is dealing with yet another coaching change—hoping that a soccer-lifer with ties to the area can spark a turnaround with the flickering franchise.
A Palatine native has been drafted to the Chicago Fire. Dean Boltz, 18, was once in Palatine, playing for his club soccer team. Now, his talent is heading to the city to play at Soldier Field.
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Chicago Fire Notebook: Neymar, First Week of Preseason Camp & MoreInitial reports began to trickle out from Europe on January 15 and ESPN’s Jeff Carlisle confirmed that Chicago had indeed ...
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