MLS Next transfers

[Anonymous]

Some NVA fields are cleared and teams are practicing. There should be a contact for people with questions at the bottom of your registration notice.

[Anonymous]

NVA is hysterical. They have this 'exclusive' process whereby a player needs to register and then be 'invited' to what amounts to a tryout session. Please, get over yourself. It's obnoxious. I mean NVA is no MLS Academy or anything. Heck a year ago they were ECNL. Either way, they need to get off their high horse and just have open tryouts like every other competitive club in the area. It's a turn off for sure (and at this point, I still decide for my player where they go so yes, it matters). FWIW, my player plays for a competing club (at the highest level). This is not sour grapes-just a indictment on a dumb process that people don't have time to waste energy on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t bother if over u13 and not big or Hispanic.

You gotta get in those fees early to be rewarded and win genetic lottery - no matter how decent.

No wonder Spain and Italy clean our clocks every 4 years (both smaller average height)

What a dumb ignorant comment

Truly horrible comment from a sad individual.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NVA is hysterical. They have this 'exclusive' process whereby a player needs to register and then be 'invited' to what amounts to a tryout session. Please, get over yourself. It's obnoxious. I mean NVA is no MLS Academy or anything. Heck a year ago they were ECNL. Either way, they need to get off their high horse and just have open tryouts like every other competitive club in the area. It's a turn off for sure (and at this point, I still decide for my player where they go so yes, it matters). FWIW, my player plays for a competing club (at the highest level). This is not sour grapes-just a indictment on a dumb process that people don't have time to waste energy on.

They buy their way into MLSN1 with the money they don't have(unlike revolution or stjames). Thus had to sell Loudoun United and was trying to sell loudoun soccer field. Coach changed his normal age group so that he can coach his daughter. Another coach without a proper USSF license trying to coach with no tactical abilities at this level.

[Anonymous]

I have had the complete 100% different experience with NVA than the previous two posters have had. I honestly think the have the most professional and honest staff I. The area. I also have had similar positive interactions with Loudoun staff. It’s a little bit odd for me to see people acting outraged that someone who is a soccer coach would want to coach their children. Good luck to those attending tryouts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some NVA fields are cleared and teams are practicing. There should be a contact for people with questions at the bottom of your registration notice.

should assume they aren't interested if you register and haven't heard back?

[Anonymous]

I wouldn’t assume anything until tryouts have been held and you don’t hear back. Inquiring about it cannot hurt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have had the complete 100% different experience with NVA than the previous two posters have had. I honestly think the have the most professional and honest staff I. The area. I also have had similar positive interactions with Loudoun staff. It’s a little bit odd for me to see people acting outraged that someone who is a soccer coach would want to coach their children. Good luck to those attending tryouts.

Same old shxx from obnoxious disgruntled parents. Kid ain’t on the any top team, likely NVA never invited his totally talented kid for a tryout anyway. But sure professes to know a lot about NVA, find that interesting for someone who doesn’t care. Whiner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some NVA fields are cleared and teams are practicing. There should be a contact for people with questions at the bottom of your registration notice.

Understand there is a large number of kids signed up for tryouts, more than expected.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some NVA fields are cleared and teams are practicing. There should be a contact for people with questions at the bottom of your registration notice.

Understand there is a large number of kids signed up for tryouts, more than expected.

Might be smart to wait then, thanks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The term 'transfer' is being grossly misused here

Lolol.

[Anonymous]

The typical know-it-alls that know nothing flooding the comments. The term "transfer" is applicable here because there is an actual "transfer" window within MLS Next. It runs from January 1 - 31. You have to have interest from another club and be released from your current club.

To the OP, what you should have done was reached out to the club of interest and they could've gotten you out there if you were looking to move mid season. Other than that, still reach out and register for their IDs. Once they see where you play, they'll likely reach out early and probably go check out some clips of your kid on taka. That'll give a direct reference to how you performed against their current team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have had the complete 100% different experience with NVA than the previous two posters have had. I honestly think the have the most professional and honest staff I. The area. I also have had similar positive interactions with Loudoun staff. It’s a little bit odd for me to see people acting outraged that someone who is a soccer coach would want to coach their children. Good luck to those attending tryouts.

Same old shxx from obnoxious disgruntled parents. Kid ain’t on the any top team, likely NVA never invited his totally talented kid for a tryout anyway. But sure professes to know a lot about NVA, find that interesting for someone who doesn’t care. Whiner.

Arent all parents from Loudoun swingers?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The typical know-it-alls that know nothing flooding the comments. The term "transfer" is applicable here because there is an actual "transfer" window within MLS Next. It runs from January 1 - 31. You have to have interest from another club and be released from your current club.

To the OP, what you should have done was reached out to the club of interest and they could've gotten you out there if you were looking to move mid season. Other than that, still reach out and register for their IDs. Once they see where you play, they'll likely reach out early and probably go check out some clips of your kid on taka. That'll give a direct reference to how you performed against their current team.

We’re in the Homegrown Division and have no clue what you are talking about. Clown.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The typical know-it-alls that know nothing flooding the comments. The term "transfer" is applicable here because there is an actual "transfer" window within MLS Next. It runs from January 1 - 31. You have to have interest from another club and be released from your current club.

To the OP, what you should have done was reached out to the club of interest and they could've gotten you out there if you were looking to move mid season. Other than that, still reach out and register for their IDs. Once they see where you play, they'll likely reach out early and probably go check out some clips of your kid on taka. That'll give a direct reference to how you performed against their current team.

We’re in the Homegrown Division and have no clue what you are talking about. Clown.

The poster mentioning about Jan 1-31 is probably a coach, admin, or a parent obsessed with MLS Next and rules to know this. There is this "window" player registration can move between MSL club without impacting and taking away the max # of times a club can register new players into the league throughout the season, it's all administrative. Players move outside this window as well and clubs are willing to register a good recruit anytime. At the end of day, the receiving club has to pick up the player and money paid to releasing org and receiving org.