Mike Sorber
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Career & Clubs
Sorber earned his first cap with the national team in a January 25, 1992 loss to the Commonwealth of Independent States team. He would go on to earn a total of 67 caps, scoring 2 goals with the national team. Sorber played in the 1994 FIFA World Cup held in his home country. Following the tournament, national team coach Bora Milutinović stated "When you analyze the World Cup, Sorber was probably our MVP. It is difficult for me to explain what I feel about him. He is disciplined and intelligent." He earned his final cap in a 1998 friendly against Paraguay. Although named as an alternate for the 1998 FIFA World Cup team, he was not chosen for the final roster.
- Club
- Sporting Kansas City (1996–1996)
- Club
- Chicago Fire FC (2000–2000)
- Club
- Red Bull New York (1997–1999)
- Club
- Pumas UNAM (1994–1996)
- Club
- United States men's national soccer team (1992–1998)
- League
- Major League Soccer
- National team
- United States
Clubs
- United States men's national soccer team1992–1998
- Pumas UNAM1994–1996
- Sporting Kansas City1996–1996
- Red Bull New York1997–1999
- Chicago Fire FC2000–2000
Played together with
Aaron LongRed Bull New York · 2016–2016- Aaron LongRed Bull New York · 2017
Aaron RamseyPumas UNAM · 2025–2025
Aarón Padilla GutiérrezPumas UNAM · 1962–1972- Aarón Padilla GutiérrezPumas UNAM · 1974–1975
Adalberto PeñarandaPumas UNAM- Adaílton José dos Santos FilhoChicago Fire FC · 2015–2015
- Adaílton José dos Santos FilhoChicago Fire FC · 2015–2015
- Adolfo ValenciaRed Bull New York · 2000–2001
Adrian SeriouxRed Bull New York · 2006–2006- Adrián ChávezPumas UNAM · 2000–2000
Agustín DelgadoPumas UNAM · 2004–2004
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Identifiers & aliases
Michael Steven Sorber is an American soccer coach and former player. He played professionally in the United States and Mexico and was a member of the U.S. national team at the 1994 FIFA World Cup.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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