Major League Soccer's Unified season kicks off Tuesday, where Special Olympics athletes will get to sign contracts to play alongside Houston's finest soccer players. There, organizers say Special Olympics athletes will sign two-year contracts to join the team. The program is meant to cultivate inclusion and in each season, one Special Olympics athlete and one Unified partner are selected to represent their MLS club during the all-star week. "Cornerstone to the collaboration is the Special Olympics Unified Sports® Soccer Exchange Program, uniting individuals with intellectual disabilities (Special Olympics athletes) and individuals without intellectual disabilities (Unified partners) as members of one team." DOWNLOAD THE FOX 26 NEWS APPAlex Singer, the general manager for Dash, the Houston women's soccer team will be in attendance as well as players from both teams for the contract signings.