If you are trying to make from high school to college soccer, you’ll be matched up against soccer prospects from all around the country and even the world. Soccer is the number one sport in the world, and many foreign students are now using soccer as a way to get an education in the United States.
For example, people even now remember the infamous, “Hand of God” goal, Diego Maradona scored against England in the FIFA World Cup 1986. Or, the famous Ronaldinho lob over Peter Seaman in the 1998 edition. Unfortunately, the Englishmen were at the receiving end of both these masterpieces, but it goes to show the impact soccer goals have on people’s psyche after they come out of a soccer match.
Some people will try and convince you that coaches don’t like to hear directly from soccer prospects. It is true that some will not want to hear directly from you as a potential player, but most of them will be glad to receive your information.
But, more importantly, the fact that the player who actually sends the ball into the net has already done something special – He has won over about 4-5 players including the goalkeeper who are assigned the responsibility to cut off any scoring efforts.
They need others to help them learn about quality players who may be available. That’s why coaches will want to hear from you if you have the talent, skills and athleticism to play at their level.
And in some occasions, when the ploy backfires, defensive teams adopt a more attacking formation only to score more goals, either to restore parity to the proceedings, or to finish victors
Resource Author Francisco Rodriguez H.
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