On Inside the Game Episode 203, Nate Wangler and Ryan Glinski break down major storylines shaping soccer and football — from the growth of the game in the U.S. to chaos across the transfer landscape.

The show opens with a look at record-breaking numbers of American referees in international competition and what that says about the continued development of American soccer beyond just players and coaches.

Attention then turns to Europe, where Manchester United’s search for a new manager is once again in the spotlight. Nate and Ryan debate who should — and shouldn’t — get the job, and discuss whether Mauricio Pochettino could be next in line to lead one of the biggest clubs in the world.

Back stateside, the guys react to rumors of Weston McKennie moving to MLS and what that potential move would mean for both McKennie and the league.

In football news, the discussion shifts to the wild west of the college football transfer portal, highlighted by the Demond Williams Jr. situation, as player movement continues to reshape the sport.

The episode wraps up with the Detroit Lions, as the team searches for a new offensive coordinator. Nate and Ryan break down what the Lions need, who makes sense for the role, and which options should be avoided.

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