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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2025 · 15 MIN

Inside the USL Player Protest & CBA Fight: Connor Tobin Explains It All

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In this exclusive interview, We Are Soccer sits down with Connor Tobin, Executive Director of the USL Players Association, for a deep dive into the biggest labor battle happening in American soccer today.Connor discusses:⚽ The push for fair wages across all USL clubs🩺 Health benefits and protections players are fighting for📜 The current state of CBA negotiations✊ Why players protested during the USL Championship Final🔁 How all of this ties into the league’s discussions around promotion and relegationThis is one of the most important conversations happening in U.S. soccer — and Connor breaks it all down with honesty and detail.If you care about players’ rights, the growth of American soccer, or the future of the USL, this is a must-watch.👉 Subscribe for more interviews, analysis, and soccer content from We Are Soccer!If you loved this episode, drop us a review and rating — it genuinely helps us grow! ⚽🙏Join 80,000+ soccer fans who read our twice-weekly Substack newsletter. Real soccer content, straight to your inbox.Come hang with us on social! 👇 🎥 YouTube 📸 Instagram 📘 Facebook 📧 Substack 🌐 Website 🐦 X

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