End-of-season roster turnover sees some longtime players depart
Cory Burke, Paxten Aaronson, and Cole Turner have left the Union. Tim Jones looks at how the moves fit into the organization’s history and pipeline.
Cory Burke, Paxten Aaronson, and Cole Turner have left the Union. Tim Jones looks at how the moves fit into the organization’s history and pipeline.
Rafanello, 22, rejoins the Union organization as a Homegrown signing.
The little-used center back returns to the United Kingdom after a year and a half in Philly.
The club made Carranza’s loan permanent on Wednesday afternoon, sending $500,000 to Inter Miami and making him eligible to play tonight.
The 27-year-old heads to Ohio in exchange for allocation money. Plus, reports have Stuart Findlay leaving too, along with the announced exits of Jack de Vries and Matej Oravec.
The 21-year-old is Union II’s leading scorer, and is the first to sign to the first team directly from the MLS NEXT Pro reserve side.
In a move widely expected since last summer, the Union announced the signing of the next product from the Homegrown pipeline.
Tim Jones picks the Union’s new details out of the fall update to the Players Association’s salary guide.
PSP’s Nick Fishman reports on the surprising news that the Union’s star midfielder is moving toward a possible exit.
The 22-year-old Venezuelan is headed to Philadelphia in exchange for an undisclosed transfer fee.
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