An opinion piece arguing that the U.S. youth soccer pipeline is built around incentives that don’t always match player development—pushing families toward expensive club/travel models and questionable measures of “success.” It’s a critique meant to spark debate among parents, coaches, and program leaders about what youth soccer should prioritize.
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