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Landon Donovan: ‘Soccer means nothing when my players suffer’

The Guardian - The former USA star on his managerial growth, connecting with his players, and the homophobic and racist incidents that his team dealt with one year ago On a warm September afternoon in southern California, Landon Donovan stands where he has so often stood before: on a pitch with the ball at his feet. Now manager for San Diego Loyal in the USL Championship, the USMNT’s joint all-time leading scorer, dishes out passes while simultaneously giving advice to his players. Donovan analyzes their runs while preparing another precise through-ball for someone to chase. Continue reading...

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