Changing the Game

Jamie Mulligan explains that there’s a difference between liking, loving, and being in love with a sport.

Change the game.

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Winning your spot doesn’t mean you can stop proving yourself.

An athlete’s journey is rarely linear. Coaches change, systems evolve, playing styles shift, and sometimes the things outside your control put you right back where you started.

So what do you do?

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Talent gets you seen, but decisions get you signed.

Mario Iveljic, a premier legal strategist/dual-licensed international football agent operating at the highest levels of global sports management, tells us that at a certain level, everyone has talent. There must be opportunity.

“It was the culture and the environment because the guys still believed in what we were doing.”

Peter Vermes, National Soccer Hall of Fame

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Moving to a bigger program might look like a step forward, but if it means spending more time on the bench and losing the opportunity to develop, it could actually be a step backward.

Change the game.

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