According to Paris Normandie, the Whitecaps are negotiating with Ligue 1 side Le Havre for attacker Emmanuel Sabbi. The American is 27 years old and has been in Ligue 1 for 1.5 years now.

Paris Normandie says they are hoping to close the deal in the next few days.

As we are (hopefully) aware of, there is (kinda) tension between the US and Canada. Tariffs and comments distracting our great nation has put a strain for sure. But the thing is, both our rivals are in the US. And Portland away is only a few weeks away. I’m planning on still going, but is anyone going to boycott the states fully?

Alright we're a couple weeks out, just wanted to check-in and see if anyone else is going to Saprissa away? I like getting out of Vancouver in the ugly months so I jumped on this, I'm only gonna be in San Jose a couple days but if anyone else is going feel free to HMU.

Edit: It just kinda hit me, I realize this is a long shot, but hey, why not right? I speak spanish and I've been to San Jose once before, so I figured this would be a nice way to get out of the cold, earn some frequent flyer miles and see my team play in a place I might never have another chance to see them.

Where can I find the shirt designs that Vanni Sartini used to wear to games?

and where can I get some Vanni-Caps stuff, if that exists/existed?

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I know the international window is open and the Caps can hopefully get some players (or say they tried at least) but I just don't feel any enthusiasm or optimism for the upcoming season. We have just hired a new coach, lost attacking players with no replacements (so far), added some players who seem to be more like a level below what we should be targetting and the only news that gets released from the Caps is at best underwhelming (look at this new Canadian signing!!!) or downright depressing (this player who was going to be part of the core is leaving after barely playing for us). The season is less than two months away and I would be curious to see how the Caps build up any hype because they haven't done anything so far

hi, I’m a representative of AmerykańskaPiłka, a Polish portal dedicated to USMNT and MLS (our site is https://www.facebook.com/amerykanskapilka). Every year, we publish a MLS guide, and this year it will be printed again. We've added a new theme to this year’s guide because our plan is to interview passionate fans from each team about topics like matchday traditions, away days, tips on how to enjoy a match to the fullest, and include this in the guide. If we gather enough content, it will also be featured on the guide and our website. Here are the questions we’re asking:

1. What does matchday mean to you, which match are you most excited for, and what’s your best memory from away games?
2. what do the team colors mean to you, your experiences, traditions, how long you've been a fan, and when did you join the supporters' club?
3. Practical tips for European fans—what’s a typical matchday like, how to get to the stadium, where to stay, when to arrive, how to find the supporters' section, where to eat and drink, any specific spots where fans gather, is there a pub/bar, and what are the must-see places in the area around the stadium?
4. Is there any other sports team in the city worth checking out when we come for an MLS game?
5. Do you have a dedicated fan shop—does it exist at the stadium? Is it possible to tour the stadium? Is there a club museum?
6. Are there different supporters’ groups? If so, can you share a little bit about what makes each one unique?
7. Any special tips for newcomers? Which opponents should we go see, and which ones might not be as exciting? What are the prices for different matches?
8. Is there a chance to see how the supporters' groups prepare their tifo or banners?
9. If you have any other ideas, I'd love to learn something new