Really Jordan Morris, you don't want to move to Werder Bremen because you just got a new dog? Maybe that wasn't really one of his top 4 reasons, but that's embarrassing if a dog is why you don't want to play Bundesliga.

If it's true, then he's either got dogshit advice coming his way or he's too scared to leave the kiddie pool of MLS.

Stanford grad in his own right, Morris wouldn't want to grind it out in a cheap flat in a foreign country where he could get fired or transferred any time... When he can be a star for his home MLS squad, maybe build up a media presence or be ready for whatever his second career will be, etc.

I don't know if I would choose differently or I'd advise my boys differently.

Meanwhile the head coach of the USMNT should choose not select players who don't actively seek to improve themselves at the highest level.

You make it sound like playing professional soccer in Europe sucks. It's actually what most people in his position work for.

as a poor developer of soccer talent