Can the US keep soccer fever going after the World Cup?
The final whistle has blown on the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but for millions of new American fans, the biggest question is whether this was the end of the excitement—or the beginning of a new era for soccer in the U.S. Dr. John Gallucci Jr., President and CEO of JAG Physical Therapy, joins us live to talk about this.
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