Mexican Icon Chicharito signs for USL, Tampa & Lou City deliver instant classic, Holstad goes MLS, plus much more!

And we gotta start right away.

It's been covered by Fabrizio Romano.

It's been covered by all major outlets in sports, soccer, football worldwide.

Chicharito, Javier Hernandez, just gave the USL Championship its loudest headline in years.

And we break down what his move to the new expansion side in 2027, Atlético Dallas, could mean for the league's profile, the club's identity, the ripple effects across North American soccer.

But he is here, the biggest first signing in USL history, made on the 27th of July this past week.

It shook the USL.

It shook world headlines.

The former Manchester United player, Real Madrid player, Bayer Leverkusen, West Ham, Sevilla, LA Galaxy, Chivas.

He's played in World Cups.

He's carried the weight of El Tri, guys.

For a generation of Mexican fans, he was the guy.

The leading goal scorer in Mexican international history.

Fifty-two goals in 109 caps for El Tri.

Guys, he's appeared in three World Cups.

Uh, he scored four World Cup goals, two international trophies, Gold Cup, CONCACAF Cup.

Club career resume, also amazing.

Eight titles won across eight different clubs.

Two straight Premier League titles back with Sir Alex Ferguson in the early 2010s.

Fifty-nine goals in 157 appearances with Un- uh, Manchester United.

He won the Europa League title with Sevilla back in 2019-2020 season.

You know, Sir Alex, Manchester United, he talked, "The last player I remember making an impact as quickly as Chicharito was Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Javier reminds me of Ole." This is what Sir Alex said back in the time that he was playing for Manchester United, so it's, it's up there.

It's a huge signing.

I can't remember a big as a signing as this one than, than Didier Drogba when he went to go play for Phoenix Rising.