News about Ezra Hendrickson

Brian Gutierrez, a Chicago Fire midfielder, is gaining a following, with Manchester United and Manchester United among the clubs showing an interest in the 19-year-old. Rangers, a Scottish Premiership club, are another group sniffing around, although it is believed that getting a work permit in the United Kingdom for the player may be difficult. Given the potential restrictions, Borussia Dortmund, Red Bull Leipzig, and Girona are among the clubs preparing to swoop, and they will have no problems with getting the USA Under 20 international to pitch.

For the second time this week, the Chicago Fire beat the MLS newcomers by a narrow 1-0 victory over ten-man St. Louis City. Rafael Czichos scored late in the first half, but Chris Brady made it stand up to help Chicago win. Under interim coach Frank Klopas' leadership in the first meeting between the teams, the Fire eliminated St. Louis City in US Open Cup play with a 2-1 win earlier this week. After the Fire sacked head coach Ezra Hendrickson, Klopas took the reins. Chicago had lost two straight and five of its last seven against expansion teams in a row.

Ezra Hendrickson, the struggling Chicago Fire Chief, was fired and replaced by Frank Klopas for the remainder of the season. On Monday, the team fired assistant coach Junior González. With 11 points, the Fire (23-5) placed 14th of 15 teams in the Eastern Conference. Only the New York Red Bulls (nine points, 1-4-6) defeated Chicago, and New York parted with coach Gerhard Struber in what the team described as a mutual deal.

Inter Miami lost their third straight game on Saturday night, and coach Phil Neville was in no mood to be chastised by an opposing coach. Fire's coach Ezra Hendrickson said he led his team up to overcome a rocky defense and defeated Miami 3-2 thanks to a 90th minute goal by Kei Kamara. When they are attacked on the wings, they get a little bit narrow and often leave the back page.' Hendrickson said about Miami. When Neville was first introduced to him, he was not impressed.

Liverpool could be staging a raid on Major League Soccer for one of the club's most promising players. According to reports, Jhon Duran, an 18-year-old Chicago Fire attacker who made his Colombia debut recently, was spotted by Jurgen Klopp's scouts. According to accounts from Colombia, Liverpool's scout sent the same scout to watch Duran perform before the Redswooped in January.