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About Nate Abaurrea

Hailing from Watsonville, California, Nate Abaurrea is a writer and broadcaster specializing in coverage of soccer on both sides of the USA-Mexico border. He also loves wine. And tacos.

February 6, 2019

Between Salinas and Watsón The unfairness of “pay-to-play” hits talented, working-class soccer players the most. But ultimately, it’s robbing U.S. soccer of its full potential.