Sentence examples for Designated soccer from inspiring English sources

There are no designated soccer fields, except at the Parade Grounds south of Fort Hamilton Parkway, and no estimates of how many people play.

Brief hopes earlier this year that Mr. Al-Sisi would reach out to his opponents were dashed when the government designated soccer icon Mohammed Aboutreika as a terrorist because of his alleged links to the Brotherhood and arrest of scores of militant fans.

To be sure, the Red Bulls' roster boasts two of the three highest-paid players in Major League Soccer, two designated players who made their bones playing for the highest of high-profile clubs in Europe (while each also starred for his national team).

Hence the appeal of Ridgewell, who went from out-of-contract at a relegation battler in the Premier League to a Designated Player in Major League Soccer.

The student did not play competitive soccer but was designated as a recruit for the men's soccer team by Salcedo and admitted to UCLA.

Meredith designated the student as a soccer recruit despite knowing the girl didn't play the sport, and Singer paid him $400,000, according to the indictment.

Frank Lampard is the worst Designated Player signing in Major League Soccer history: that was the narrative six short weeks ago.

Similar to the Designated Player rule in Major League Soccer, Fiba allows countries to nationalize one player, regardless of whether or not they have any ties to the area.

In 2016, the majority of women's soccer teams in Latin America were designated "inactive" by FIFA.

Sightseeing For a genuinely madrileño experience, visit the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, home to Real Madrid, designated Team of the Century by world soccer authorities.

Major League Soccer allows teams to pay three designated player salaries that exceed the league maximum, which is increasing to $457,500 next season -- about a third of what Gonzalez made in 2015.