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3-Year-Old Florida Soccer Player at Center of Viral Dispute Offered Spot at Soccer Academy

Eddie Johnson said his Orlando academy will train the boy after the viral dispute, and a GoFundMe has raised more than $42,000.

  • Former U.S. Men's National Team player Eddie Johnson offered Monday to train 3-year-old Nevada Pierre at his Orlando academy after the child was removed from an i9 Sports league in Winter Park, Florida, last weekend.
  • Police were called to the Winter Park field after league officials reported a disturbance between parents; officials claimed Nevada pushed other players while his parents alleged he was removed because he was 'too good.'
  • A GoFundMe has raised over $42,000 to support the family's soccer journey, while Roc Nation Sports committed to sending Nevada to Spain in December for an impactful athletic experience.
  • Nevada will begin training at Johnson's EJE7 Soccer Academy in January, providing the toddler a fresh start after the league asked his family to leave the program.
  • Johnson wrote on Instagram that Nevada's situation reflects deeper issues in United States youth soccer, citing "Entitlement, Jealousy, Envy, Nepotism, Gatekeeping and profiling especially against people of color.
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3-year-old Florida soccer player at center of viral dispute offered spot at soccer academy

A 3-year-old Florida boy whose family said he was dropped from a youth soccer league for being too skilled has been offered a spot at an Orlando academy.

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AS broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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