News about Matt Miazga

USMNT rising star Kevin Paredes has joined Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports ahead of this summer's Copa America. The 20-year-old Wolfsburg wideman made his debut for the USA senior team last year and was recently named US Soccer's Young Male Player of the Year for 2023. On Tuesday, it was confirmed that Paredes had signed a deal with Roc Nation to join the likes of Kevin De Bruyne and Vinicius Jr. 

Major League Soccer may be the first top-flight professional football league to develop a'sin bin' for players to combat the growing tide of referee abuse around the world. The International Football Advisory Board has approved trials of a player behavior control program. 'We intend to investigate and discuss the proposals that were announced yesterday by IFAB for potential inclusion in MLS or MLS NEXT Pro [MLS's growth league],' a MLS spokesperson told The Athletic.'

Miazga was rewarded with a pair of defenders from the Seattle Sounders, Tim Parker and Yeimar Gomez Andrade. Miazga received the award from Cincinnati head coach Pat Noonan in a video shared by FC Cincinnati, in front of his colleagues during practice. 'You guys are a credit,' Miazga told his coworkers, 'Good surprise, but it's evidently, it's a credit for you guys.' 'It's just an award but we want the MLS Cup, so let's go get that, yeah?'

On November 4, FC Cincinnati and USMNT center back Matt Miazga was chastised for reportedly aggressive and hostile conduct toward officials. The Professional Soccer Referees' Associated released a statement on Tuesday regarding the incident in Red Bull Arena during the MLS Playoffs. A player gained unlawful access to the Officials' locker room after the match was played in a threatening and hostile manner,' the tweet read. No one's wellbeing should ever be in jeopardy, and we hope MLS to take swift action.'

ISABEL BALDWIN AT RED BULL ARENA: FC FC Cincinnati showed why it belongs in the league by winning its third game in a row, but not without challenges. Cincinnati was playing its fifth game without forward Brandon Vazquez, and it was evidently lacking the clinical finishing that he had shown for the US in recent weeks as it delayed their 2-1 victory over the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday night. Cincinnati, who were 1-0 down in the first half, struggled to find the right timing until being bailed out by VAR and a last-gasp scrappy winner.

Matt Miazga, the FC Cincinnati and USMNT center back, seems to be keen to get past Gregg Berhalter's recent rocky start. Miazga has never been shy about his concerns with the men's national team coach, saying in April that he believes he and his staff were both screwed over multiple times in the past.' However, speaking with ProSoccerWire, Miazga appears to be attempting to downplay the issues.

Jess Ferreira scored in the 81st minute on a counterattack that started when a Carlos Rodros shot hit the crossbar, giving the US a 1-1 draw with Mexico on Wednesday night in an exhibition lacking the top names on both teams. In the 55th minute, Uriel Antuna won an American giveaway. Miazga's gift to Atuna culminated in Rodr's shot off the crossbar, and Miazga's return to Sergio Dest, who dribbled through the midfield and to Alan Sora.