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Frankie Amaya (finally) joins the Red Bulls from FC Cincinnati Red Bulls pay $1m allocation fee and sign midfielder to long-term contract Share this story A long-rumored move that began as a tampering tussle ended with a trick tweet on Tuesday afternoon. At the close of a sponsored “pass the phone challenge” tweet on the official New York Red Bulls Twitter account, the final player to address the fans was none other than Franuel “Frankie” Amaya. Moments later it was confirmed that Amaya, a 20-year-old midfielder who was the first overall pick in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft, had joined the...

Do we have a definitive back line for this 2021 season?

Inside the Numbers: Tim Parker Share this story All data was provided by either . The 2020 season was supposed to the beginning of a new era for the Dynamo. Tab Ramos, former U-20 USMNT manager, was brought in as manager to develop Houston’s young talent while trying to get the Dynamo back to the playoffs for the first time since 2017. Instead of a competitive youthful Dynamo, the team missed the playoffs again in 2020. Houston finished with their lowest points per game (0.91) in their 15-year history and finished in last place in the Western Conference. 2020 was not a normal year. The sea...

Daniel Pereira, the Venezuelan who made history in MLS Published: - Feb 18, 2021 The midfielder was Austin FC's first choice in the 2021 SuperDraft, thus becoming the first Latino to achieve such distinction . Pereira is the first Latino to be chosen as number one in the MLS SuperDraft. Photo: TW-danipereira12 LatinAmerican Post | Theoscar Mogollón González Listen to this article Daniel Pereira, a young man who had to leave his native Venezuela - like many others- and who, along with his parents, came to the United States asking for asylum may be the new star of American "soc...

Dynamo/Dash Delivery: Houston Dynamo building a contender one fighter at a time Share this story Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images If nothing else, the Houston Dynamo will be a team of fighters in 2021. This is the identity head coach Tab Ramos and general manager Matt Jordan have been looking for since the end of the 2020 campaign that saw the team finish last for the second time in three years. Ramos is not interested in building a team to win in five years but a team that will fight to win now. Houston may have cured all its ills in one fell swoop. No longer will the...