Larry Henry Jr. is the Managing Editor at SBI Soccer. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, including international sports leagues, major league sports, and sports marketing, with a focus on competitive and professional sports. Larry's work has been featured in Gambling.com Group, Liverpool Echo, and Soccer By Ives LLC.
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Larry Henry Jr's coverage focuses predominantly on soccer, with an emphasis on American players both domestically and abroad. He seems to have a keen interest in reporting events related to player movements, performances, and milestones.
For effective outreach, consider providing updates or exclusive insights about American soccer players' performances in international leagues or notable events within the MLS. Personal stories of players overcoming challenges or achieving significant career milestones may also pique Larry's interest.
As Larry does not specify a geographic focus, his coverage appears broad and open to content from various locations pertaining to American soccer players and their involvement in international competitions.
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By: Larry Henry
Julian Eyestone is starting to make the No. 1 spot his at Rotherham United.
Tim Ream’s international retirement on Tuesday has led to a changing in the guard in the U.S. Men’s National Team captain position.
By: Larry Henry
Four days after Mathis Albert etched his name into U.S. Men’s National Team history, Cavan Sullivan followed suit.
Things are starting to pick up for Manchester United with goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce at the forefront.
Hall benefitted from a Raul Rangel error to give the USMNT a 1-0 first-half lead and score for the third-consecutive match.
By: Larry Henry
Cooper Sanchez got an early taste of MLS play in 2025 and has used that to quickly becoming one of the league’s thriving young talents. MLS team updates
Tim Weah will be one of several players looking to fight their way back into the U.S. Men's National Team picture this November and Sunday provided a good
The Americans Abroad season may be in full swing but not every player is currently playing for their respective club.
Gio Reyna enjoyed a positive international break with the U.S. Men's National Team and if Strasbourg wants to upset Paris Saint-Germain this weekend, the
Malik Tillman scored twice during the September-October international window and didn't waste much time getting back on the scoresheet at club level.
