NASL clubs continue to keep busy this offseason, with player movement around the league as well as the additions of foreign talent.

The Fort Lauderdale Strikers lead the charge in today’s news, adding a number of experienced Brazilians to their roster for the upcoming season.

2002 World Cup champion Kleberson has joined the Fort Lauderdale Strikers after spending two seasons with Indy Eleven. (REPORT)

Brazilian creative midfielder Adriano Manfred Laaber, also known as Adrianinho, has joined the Fort Lauderdale Strikers as the club’s new No. 10. (REPORT)

2013 NASL Golden Boot winner Brian Shriver will return to the Carolina RailHawks this season, after spending two seasons with the Tampa Bay Rowdies. (REPORT)

The Tampa Bay Rowdies have exercised their options to bring back goalkeeper Chris Glodack and midfielders Jeff Michaud and Verneri Valimaa, who each made an impact in the 2015 season. (REPORT)

Three different goalkeepers, from an 18-year veteran to an 17-year-old youngster, have also joined the Fort Lauderdale Strikers. (REPORT)

The Strikers also added Neil Hlavaty from the Carolina RailHawks, with James Marcelin going the other way. (REPORT)

The New York Cosmos have re-signed 27-year-old goalkeeper Brian Holt. (REPORT)

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What do you think of these moves? Will these roster changes make the Strikers and Rowdies Soccer Bowl contenders in 2016? Think Shriver will get back to his Golden Boot form with the RailHawks?

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