The 17-year old, currently busy with the U.S. at the FIFA Under-20 World Cup, caused quite a stir form some of his early season MLS shows.

"He's a confident kid," conceded Arena to the Sun Sentinel. "Jozy has a long way to go, and he's not yet established as a player."

"He knows that there are a lot of areas that he needs to get better in."

"The problem we have in this country is that whenever there is a young player who shows some talent, we already want to put huge expectations on him," he asserted. "We're going to give him time to develop."

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