WASHINGTON, D.C. – FC Cincinnati players Luciano Acosta, Álvaro Barreal and Matt Miazga have made their way to Washington D.C. for the 2023 MLS All-Star Game. Today, at American University, the team had their first training session.
This evening, MLS All-Star captain Luciano Acosta visited the White House where First Lady Jill Biden hosted a youth soccer clinic with Major League Soccer for children and families on the South Lawn as part of her continued efforts to highlight how sports unites us and supports and empowers young people.
The clinic was led by the MLS All-Stars and feature a series of skills training stations and scrimmages for young athletes brought together by Washington, DC’s Department of Parks and Recreation. The event included remarks by the First Lady.
MLS GO is the League’s recreational youth soccer program designed to increase participation, accessibility, and inclusivity for all children in soccer across the United States. The clinic will officially kick off the League’s All-Star Week festivities in Washington, D.C.
