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U.S. Soccer is planning to overhaul the existing pay-to-play youth soccer system by creating a new, more affordable model that could require significant infrastructure and funding from government, sponsorship, and private sources. The goal is to increase access, develop talent from a young age, and improve the sport’s growth and competitiveness in the United States following a successful World Cup. Officials emphasized that achieving this vision requires substantial resources and stakeholder collaboration.
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