Bronil Koochoie is a globetrotter, but not of the Harlem variety.  Rather he is a soccer globetrotter, someone who travels the world in pursuit of playing the game at its highest level.  And what a journey it has been been for the Tehran, Iran native. 

From California to Sweden to Thailand and Iran and everywhere in between, Koochoie has been getting the job done.  Now a pro with the Las Vegas Legends of the Major Arena Soccer League (MASL), he admits it has been a long and winding journey. 

Admiral Sports is proud to announce that they have signed a strategic partnership agreement with the United Premier Soccer League (UPSL). 

"We are delighted to be partnered with the UPSL,” Admiral Sports CEO Paul Hamburger stated. “We are impressed by their recent growth and their new initiatives meant to the grow the game in California.  We look forward to seeing all UPSL teams outfitted in Admiral kit for years to come, exposing Admiral to more professional and amateur players.”

Israel Sesay has experienced more at the professional level at the age of 24 than most players and coaches experience in a lifetime. The Sierra Leone native began his soccer journey as one of the youngest players in MLS history with the LA Galaxy.

“Making my MLS debut is something I will never forget,” Sesay recalled. “Playing for the Galaxy was a good experience and I learned a lot. It made me who I am today.”

Admiral Sports is proud to announce that they have signed a partnership agreement with Maryland’s Alliance Soccer Club. 

“We are so pleased to be working with Alliance SC,” Admiral Sports CEO Paul Hamburger commented. “They represent yet another club that is making the switch to Admiral from another major brand.  We feel strongly about the value we provide to our partner clubs, whether it is our unique custom kit or our easy to use online store.  All of this is done at a competitive price point so that everyone can enjoy the beautiful game.”

“I love being in Tampa.  I would be happy to be here for years.”

Those are the words of Tampa Bay Rowdies defender Blake Wagner, arguably one of the top players in all of the NASL. 

It’s been a long journey for the 26-year-old who found his way to the NASL after playing with three MLS teams.  He would spend time with fellow NASL side San Antonio Scorpions before signing with the Rowdies on Dec. 30, 2013.

Former Lobo and MLS midfielder headed to Austin to lead the Aztex into USL PRO

“Iowa isn’t exactly a hotbed for youth soccer,” Lance Rozeboom said jokingly. 

Yet Iowa produced one of the all-time greats for the University of New Mexico and one of the brightest stars in all of USL PRO.  So they must be doing something right.  Rozeboom excelled in the youth game there and eventually became a key prospect coming out of the ODP program.