MLS

Kai Wagner is remaining with the Philadelphia Union, as the club announced Thursday the left back has signed a new deal through the 2026 MLS season with an option for 2027. The 26-year-old German defender was a free agent and reportedly generated transfer interest from back in Europe. “Kai has proven himself year after year as one […]

It has been announced that the MLS outfit will be taking in a historic first international tour in 2024 – as they ready themselves for the start of another domestic campaign. Part of their pre-season programme will be spent in the Far East. Inter Miami are due to face a team made up of Hong Kong-based stars

Messi is one of the greatest players of all time with a trophy cabinet to back it up – winning almost everything possible on a football pitch. But he was less than pleased after being nominated for an award he has never won – and no one wants to win. The eight-time Ballon d’Or winner has now

Lionel Messi could be reunited with another former Barcelona team-mate at Inter Miami, with Philippe Coutinho the latest to generate transfer talk. The MLS outfit have already bolstered their ranks with the notable additions of Messi, Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba and Luis Suarez. There is plenty of speculation to suggest that the influx of ex-Barca stars

The Athletic reports that Chivas and the San Jose Earthquakes have reached an agreement over a transfer worth around $4m (£3m) for Cowell. That equates to a club record figure received for San Jose, who will retain a sell-on clause, and there are also performance-related bonuses included in the deal. Chivas have a policy of signing

Boatwright, 18, primarily plays right back. He was previously a key part of Inter Miami II, their MLS NEXT Pro affiliate. “This is another sign of progress for our development pathway as we continue to emphasize the importance of cultivating South Florida’s local youth talent at Inter Miami,” chief soccer officer and sporting director Chris Henderson said

Brandon Vazquez is heading to Liga MX, as FC Cincinnati announced Wednesday they have transferred the US men’s national team striker to CF Monterrey. The 25-year-old reportedly departs for a $7.5 million fee that contains $1 million in add-ons, plus a sell-on clause. “We’d like to thank Brandon for all his contributions to FC Cincinnati,” general manager Chris Albright said