1. Major League American Soccer was more modest in ambition than NASL, being originally played in only 10 US cities, with greater emphasis on local players and a relatively tight salary cap.
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2. North American Soccer leagues and tournaments saw an infusion of professional players in 1967, beginning with the wholesale importation of foreign teams to represent American cities.
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3. Major League American Soccer was launched, providing the United States with its first Division I outdoor pro league since the North American Soccer League ceased operations in 1984.
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4. Major League American Soccer has faced criticisms for this structure, as well as other deviations such as scheduling matches during time periods designated by the FIFA Calendar for international play.
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5. Major League American Soccer is the professional first-division league in the United States.
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