Jurgen Klopp, head of Red Bull's head of global soccer, said that the new performance center at the new RWJ Barnabas Health Red Bulls Performance Center in New Jersey almost drew him back to coaching. The facility, which houses the first team, an MLS Next Pro team and an academy, was the highlight of the opening ceremony of the facility. It features eight full-size pitches, high-end recovery rooms, personal spaces for players, and education-focused rooms for academy players. Former Red Bulls players, including Thierry Henry, and ex-U.S. men's national team captain Michael Bradley, were all present at the ribbon cutting. The Red Bull has been investing heavily in youth development and entertainment value in their soccer project. The team's focus is on creating solid prospects for youth players and creating solid foundations for solid foundations, as well as creating more solid foundations.