The top high school soccer player in the U.S. is right here in N.J. 

The new American Dream is being a man but getting to play against women and dominating them

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@@Number1Camperthey live in your head rent free huh

@@matt-rv5gm unfortunately yes

“The American dream is called that because you have to be asleep to believe it”

that nice to know about

Exactly which is why it is sad and atrocious that the New York/New Jersey Red Bulls have not won MLS cup in their history and mostly have a half filled stadium for their games.

Tab Ramos and Reyna both from St. Benedict's Prep.

they have

North east is the hub for soccer in the US but i suspect the south will slowly catch up by 2030

Lies again? Nanyang Junior College USD SGD

How could they be in the running to be considered the best high school player if they don’t even play high school soccer?

yeah, agreed

I agree. Football in USA is a pay to play sport. He won’t get anywhere in the USA. He should definitely come to Europe

He would be a D1 prospect and probably #1 pick in the MLS draft. But I agree his talents belong in academy football over in europe

on the flip side the countries that produces the best football players in the world are Arg/Uru/Br perhaps that would have been a more propitious destination... besides there is a war in europe hell there is war there every 15-20 years @@Terfecto

Adu was a monster, I was in US camp when I was 16 with him. Some of the guys there went on to have successful careers, Adu was 100s better than everyone there and he was 3 years younger than us. No idea what happened to him for him to fail like that. Look at what he did to Chelsea when they were the best team in the world. I have no idea what happened to him but when i think back on seeing him play for the first time, i wanted to quit.. and i was a top layer in the country at the time.

retire already?💀💀

@@afnani.4626 first, he means the mls academies called MLS next. secondly, only a few dozen players out of the millions that play football/soccer in the US even get a chance at getting to the MLS, let alone an academy in MLS next. going to the top division in the united states is hardly retiring, and is probably the best option as if he moves to a different country too early he might have issues settling in.

@vancouvers8737 woah, I'll be sure to tell jude to join mls side Kansas city

@@afnani.4626Bro’s an obvious Mexican fan. You can smell the stupidity already.

Ritual or something 😂

Freals, he might be a great high school baller but his choice of playing college ball is telling. I remember when Jordan Morris did the same thing vs Pulisic going overseas and lets just say they are on two different levels of talent nowadays.

How is the MLS wasted talents?

@@EasilyCringed I already explained it. He'll reach a much higher level in Europe. You know, where the game is light years ahead of mls.

He would be much better considering he already lives in NJ if he signed With New York Red Bulls Academy. They have developed Massive soccer stars already such as, Tyler Adams, Matt Miazga and Timothy Weah. And he could be developed here as well to the Benefit of the US soccer system, and the possibility of playing in top filght European clubs once he reaches top development.

guess what happens when youre young and you play with people at the top level as you grow? plus most of the european leagues pay significantly higher than mls. like i said...higher ceiling and higher pay.@@jonortiz9028

Ah he would be too old. The u20 is finished. The u23 are getting ready for Olympics and the senior team is gearing up for the World Cup. You would think he would be on some kind of radar being one of the best high school players.

​@@brendantheprettygoodhe's probably not eligible to represent the US yet

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​@@ratedpendingHow much longer does he need to be in the US?

@@ProRel4MLSUSL I think it's 5 years + citizenship so he's been here for about enough time, but the citizenship process it difficult (although I don't think that rule applies to youth teams, so he may be in the clear)

you’re not funny

How so?

😂😂😅

There is no passion for soccer in the US, so it doesn’t matter how good the facilities are…. If it does not attract the more gifted athletes….., if this young man was raised in America, I doubt his main sport would be soccer!

@@Slo-ryde Gifted athletes come in all branches of sports. Messi is short, not fast, not good at heading the ball, he doesn't have a hard shot but can handles a ball well and can think the game. Soccer is a team sport not an individual sport. Having 11 Peles or 11 Messi's doesn't make a good team. There is a passion for those who love the game and you apparently haven't seen the growth in soccer since it began in the late 60's. The problem is about the quality of training that I question.

@@Pelerincha you missed my point….. in a country with over 300 million people, we don’t even have 1 major top world class player……the reason is, in the US, most kids who are athletically blessed, do not go into soccer… they go where the big money is, and don’t want to wander around the soccer world looking for a spot in a line up… yes, a few will do it, most will not… but you can believe what you want!

@@Slo-ryde I come from Europe and have lived and spend most of my life coaching and training the youth and adults here. Your statement really gives you away ,it tells me you were born in America. It is so typical coming from a person who was born here and didn't grow up with the sport...You haven't a clue and you're on the wrong track on why we haven't produced a great player. I agree but the reason we haven't produced a great player(s) can also be said of other countries like Mexico, Belgium, Bolivia, Venezuela, etc many other countries where soccer is big time or where it is the only sport . There is a lot more to it than that. I criticize the lack of good coaching and training of these socalled licensed coaches .....The other aspect that needs to be developed is pickup soccer like in basketball where kids in the neighborhood go to the b.court to play where as here in soccer is organized. Baseball , I can remember use to be pickup also but that is gone...

Messi is extremely quick. You are mistaken. Take hgh for a month, see if you can't run through a wall from a standstill. Messi sweats PEDs of course hes an athletic monster. @@Pelerincha

He literally got the spotlight from the usa. No one else took a chance on him but St Benedicts Prep, who is literally the #1 team in the country, a ton of academies, big colleges are looking right at him rn.

Ghana

then send him back 🚢 @@cr8982

@@cr8982wait u know?

@@Justarandomwierdo yes

lets pump the brakes some. he's not even a professional yet.

So?

No shit. If this were any decent in professional level he would be toying with every player in high school “soccer”. He’s just another footballer in Sourh America.

Having to pick a college to play soccer at pretty much puts him out of top 500 really, the sad truth is if you're playing college soccer in the US, you're just nowhere as good.

Damn that’s crazy, where’s your number one spot???

i’ve broke a lot of ankles of players better than me. doesn’t make me better

@@willmcclard206 true we lost 8 to 2 but next season I will end their 94 wins streak

@@willmcclard206bro I slide tackle like Gavi against 4 Colombia geeks and they said you cheating 🤣

Evil asl……God will protect him

Have u checked his stats ?

@@user-is4yj6fb2z Bro he's going to play college soccer... He's nowhere near a phenom like how this video puts out lol, hell Tyler Adams was already racking up miles in the USL as a 16yr old and this guys still playing highschool ball.

It’s not compassion, these private schools recruit skilled players so they can dominate their lower tiered division. This team probably competes with small towns with low recruitment opportunities. Then brags about their program. If private schools recruit they should have to move up to top tier divisions. No offense to the player , seems like a great kid and I wish him opportunities. But it’s surely not the benevolence of the school.

nah they play other private schools around the country, nationally ranked schools as well@@bradical7772

What are you talking about? The boys on a sports scholarship, he's not a charity case.

@@joblakelisbon Thank you, Captain Obvious. It's supposed to be a Christian school, where one might expect some charitable things in the name of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

You're wrong, all of these seniors will get full rides to top 15 schools. My school had 4 freshman starters from Benedicts and we were top 20 that year, D1 of course. Uconn, Maryland also had freshman SB starters that season and they were top 5. @@bradical7772

At what point was Ghana, or any country in the US, a colonial program?

Nothing here impressed me….

@Zayden842 looool