The first, in 1994, was the most successful in history, setting records for average and overall attendance and returning a record $50-million profit to its organizing committee, headed by Alan ...

Alan Rothenberg, who in three years has become the majordomo of soccer in the United States, shouts sweet nothings about the triumvirate of soccer entities he controls. Rothenberg, an erstwhile ...

Alan Rothenberg is so secure with his place and legacy in U.S. soccer history that he could joke about his induction into the National Soccer Hall of Fame in front of 5,000 spectators.

Alan Rothenberg was a relative outsider, but upon winning the 1990 election to become U.S. president, he helped lead the sport forward. Warner Fricker Jr.

Major League Soccer announced Wednesday that Alan Rothenberg will be the first recipient of an award that will bear his name: the Alan I. Rothenberg Legacy Award. MLS Commissioner Don Garber ...

To drum up international support for the first World Cup in the United States in 1994, Alan Rothenberg logged more than a million frequent-flier miles in four years.

Alan Rothenberg, an attorney and investment banker in Century City, sent a letter to Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa announcing his departure from the Board of Airport Commissioners, ...

Having twice overcome the odds, Alan Rothenberg now faces the daunting challenge of finishing the job he has begun so well. By winning re-election to another four-year term as president of the U.S ...

Alan Rothenberg, left, and Randy Bernstein had early success at Premier. Shana Wittenwyler photo. By Terry Lefton – Sports Business Journal, The Business Journals. Jun 22, 2023.

The potential for gun violence is just one of the many threats organizers must be prepared for, said Alan Rothenberg, the former president of U.S. Soccer who organized the 1994 World Cup in the U ...

The stunning and overwhelming defeat of incumbent Werner Fricker by Los Angeles attorney Alan Rothenberg in Sunday`s election for president of the U.S. Soccer Federation could mean major changes ...

The group was led by Alan Rothenberg, an L.A.-area lawyer who had his own history with the game of soccer. Rothenberg was the former owner of the NASL’s Los Angeles Aztecs and he’d watched ...