Here is everything you need to know about MLS and North American soccer this morning:
Wiebe: Harrison to Man City benefits all involved
Jack Harrison secured a move to Manchester City (and ensuing loan to Middlesbrough) on Tuesday, and Andrew Wiebe argues that everyone is a winner in this transfer. READ MORE
Kreis raising the stakes in Orlando
Following Orlando City moves to snare Justin Meram and Oriol Rosell, Sam Stejskal writes that head coach Jason Kreis is betting big on a first playoff berth for the club this season. READ MORE
Crew SC turning the page
How will Columbus react to dealing away attack aces Ola Kamara and Justin Meram in rapid succession? Well, they've gone shopping, of course. READ MORE
Castillo: Getting the most of Miami
Our own Miami native, Arielle Castillo, has offered some advice on succeeding in Miami both on and off the field: invite the whole region to the city's soccer party. READ MORE
The new club's supporters had more reason to get excited after receiving congratulations and the hint of a future Miami move from Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi. READ MORE
Barco: I watched Atlanta last season
In an interview with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, fresh Atlanta United catch Ezequiel Barco says he's not coming blind to MLS. As it turns out, the teen playmaker started watching Five Stripes matches when he was first linked to them last year. READ MORE
LAFC shopping Canadian
New kids on the block Los Angeles Football Club have added to their backline stable by signing veteran Canada defender Dejan Jakovic, who last played for the New York Cosmos. READ MORE
They may not be done bringing Canada internationals into the fold. Goal's Ives Galarcep reports that LAFC are set to seal a deal to land Louisville City attacker Mark Anthony Kaye. READ MORE
US youth international Requejo auditioning in D.C.
Soccer Insider Steven Goff revealed that D.C. United have handed a trial to US youth international left back John Requejo. READ MORE
Exports: Cherundolo takes No. 2 Stuttgart job
After nearly 20 years of flying the Hannover 96 flag, former US defender Steve Cherundolo has left to become assistant coach with Bundesliga battlers Stuttgart. READ MORE
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