Masters of Modern Soccer

by Grant Wahl

First published 2018

Sports Illustrated writer Grant Wahl examines how soccer's brightest minds approach their craft. He profiles elite players across every position, from American star Christian Pulisic to Mexican forward Javier "Chicharito" Hernández, Belgian defender Vincent Kompany, Spanish midfielder Xabi Alonso, and German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. Wahl also follows management figures like Belgium coach Roberto Martínez and Borussia Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc. Through extensive access, he reveals the strategic thinking that drives success at the highest levels. The book explores how goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and forwards operate both individually and as coordinated units. Wahl shadows coaches and directors as they navigate preparation challenges, talent identification, and deployment strategies. He captures what players and managers think before, during, and after matches, providing insight into decision making under pressure. The analysis covers supporters of any team or competition, from U.S. national squads to Manchester United, from Liga MX to the World Cup.

Genres: sports, non-fiction, biography-memoir, soccer

Vibes: fast-paced, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: behind-the-scenes, expert-analysis

Setting: United States, Mexico, Belgium, Spain, Germany

Period: 21st Century

272 pages · Hardcover · Crown Archetype

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