ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Michael Hitchcock has a soccer problem. It's not a bad thing. It's definitely a Good Thing. He likes to start soccer clubs. He's very good at it too.
Learn more about his story, his vision, and his ethos. Find out how he invests in local talent to embed the club in the community and leans on his vast network to fill the gaps in expertise.
And if that's not enough, he's just opened the Pro/Rel Soccer shop.
English
United States
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