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Locomotive FC adds Jeremy Garay on loan from D.C. United

D.C. United Announce Multi-Year Front-of-Kit Partnership with Guidehouse, a DMV-Based Global Consultancy

/PRNewswire/ -- D.C. United today announced a multi-year front-of-kit partnership with Guidehouse, a DMV-based global provider of consulting services to public...

D.C. United Announce Multi-Year Front-Of-Kit Partnership With Guidehouse, A DMV-Based Global Consultancy

For 79 minutes, DC United Coach Wayne Rooney had every reason to be happy with his team’s dominant play against Montreal.  As he put it, “Strange game, isn’t it.  I thought we had full control, controlled the game and never felt worried.  Our shape was really good, our organization was real

Kreilach returns for RSL in preseason opener at LAFC

Real Salt Lake captain Damir Kreilach played his first match minutes since April 17, 2022, Saturday in a 2-0 preseason win over reigning MLS champs LAFC.

CofC Alumnus Scouted Opposition for USMNT at World Cup

A former player on the College of Charleston men’s soccer team, John Bello did opposition analysis to support USMNT coaches with strategy development for matches.

D.C. United sign midfielder Ted Ku-DiPietro to homegrown contract

Another homegrown player joins the Black-and-Red.

D.C. United's Moses Nyeman is playing like a veteran, even if he's not one

In each of his appearances, Nyeman’s teammates notice his improvement, the subtle changes that signify the game is slowing down for the midfielder. For coach Hernan Losada’s system to work, he needs Nyeman to play beyond his years. So far, the teenager is passing each test. “It’s incredible to see him coming of age in a way that, in the past two seasons, he’s grown so much, and immensely,” Pines said. “And he’s took up an important role as a center midfielder. That’s a lot of responsibility. So, he took it upon himself at the start of the season to now to learn the game, understand the game, and play at a high level.”

Colorado Rapids sign center back Michael Edwards to 2-year contract

Colorado Rapids sign center back Michael Edwards to 2-year contract This deal was first rumored last Wednesday. Now it’s official. Share this story Photo Courtesy of the Colorado Rapids On March 4, the Colorado Rapids signed center back Michael Edwards to a Homegrown contract for two years with a club option for an additional two years. The Rapids first had to acquire Edwards’ Homegrown rights from DC United, which they did in exchange for $75,000 of 2021 General Allocation Money. Edwards has been in Germany playing with Wolfsburg’s youth teams since 2018 and is a product of the DC United Academy. Edwards has spent time with Wolfsburg’s first team in training, but was unable to crack a matchday squad.

RUMOR: Colorado Rapids to sign CB Michael Edwards