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How Savy King’s move to Angel City could help her development

Summary by equalizersoccer.com

There’s nothing remarkable about a rookie having a tough time of it in the National Women’s Soccer League. The jump from college and youth clubs to the pros is a steep one. The speed, the physicality, the tactical and technical sophistication, and the adjustments to a new and largely unsupervised environment can be a lot for a young player to handle. If you’re entering the professional game before the age of 22, those elements can be even more p…

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How Savy King’s move to Angel City could help her development

There’s nothing remarkable about a rookie having a tough time of it in the National Women’s Soccer League. The jump from college and youth clubs to the pros is a steep one. The speed, the physicality, the tactical and technical sophistication, and the adjustments to a new and largely unsupervised environment can be a lot for a young player to handle. If you’re entering the professional game before the age of 22, those elements can be even more p…

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