In other developments, the New England Revolution have recalled midfielder Noel Buck from his loan at Southampton, while forward Emmanuel Boateng has been transferred to San Diego FC. These moves indicate a strategic reshuffling as teams look to strengthen their squads ahead of the new season.
New York City FC has made headlines by appointing Pascal Jansen as their new head coach, taking over from Nick Cushing, who was dismissed in November. This change signals a new direction for the club as they aim to improve their performance in the upcoming season.
Austin FC has made a significant acquisition by signing United States striker Brandon Vázquez from CF Monterrey for a club-record transfer fee. Vázquez's move follows a mutual agreement to terminate his contract with Monterrey, showcasing Austin FC's ambition to bolster their attacking options.
Midfielder MatÃas Rojas has joined Argentinian club River Plate as a free agent after negotiations with Inter Miami fell through. This transfer adds depth to River Plate's midfield while highlighting the challenges teams face in securing desired players.
FC Dallas has strengthened its defense by acquiring United States national team defender Shaq Moore from Nashville SC, signing him to a two-year deal with an option for 2027. This move is expected to enhance Dallas's backline as they prepare for the season.
As the 2025 MLS season approaches, teams are gearing up for preseason activities, which begin in less than a week. The Concacaf Champions Cup play will follow shortly after, adding excitement to the early part of the season. Key players, including Denkey, the record MLS signing at $16.2 million, are anticipated to play pivotal roles in defining the season's narrative.
With all teams yet to play any matches, the anticipation builds for the upcoming season, promising thrilling competition and new storylines as clubs strive for success in the league.
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