ZYanksRule
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They average 40,000 fans a game and make a ton more money than we do. They are the only MLS team that can afford to spend what they do.
2025 General MLS Transfer Thread
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while i get frustration, i just feel its who ever is in that position will be the same. its CFG who will pull out the wallet ( or not) not lee. He just does what he is given permission to do.
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what we should be as a big market team, but it's not entirely Lee's fault. Basically, our primary income is from transfer fees. Atlanta, and other teams, make money from every game since they have their own stadium. more importantly, teams like atlanta have a very strong following while we struggle to be talked about in the same light as the other teams in this town.
having our own stadium should help with income and popularity. the world cup should also help a bit.
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Wait until 2027 comes and that revenue rolls in. Sponsorships, hospitality tickets. If my tickets are going up 4.5x then we should be spending 4.5x on transfers.
Realized we didn't have a thread for 2025 yet and were adding discussions into the 2024 thread.
Lion or Shwafta - if you could move the 2025 stuff to here, please.
Anyway - was just browsing MLS transfer news and saw that Tim Parker is back at the red bulls. I don't know how he is as a person but on the field, he's basically a football player without pads.
Borreal is also off to brazil on a loan. I wonder if their fans are also freaking out that they are transferring out one of their best players....
Lion or Shwafta - if you could move the 2025 stuff to here, please.
Anyway - was just browsing MLS transfer news and saw that Tim Parker is back at the red bulls. I don't know how he is as a person but on the field, he's basically a football player without pads.
Borreal is also off to brazil on a loan. I wonder if their fans are also freaking out that they are transferring out one of their best players....
Most of it was fine in the General MLS Discussion thread, but I've moved it for you.
My first reaction was that it couldn't be us because he's an MLS guy, but then I looked him up:
"Noel Arthur Coleman Buck (born April 5, 2005) is a professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Major League Soccer club New England Revolution. Born in the United States, he is a youth international for England."
It's us they probably want to bubble wrap him for a season and then send him off to play with McFarlane.
Edit: which reminds me, did they ever say what we got for McFarlane, or did we just have to gift him to the mothership for peanuts?
I seem to recall a transfer possibility for Buck to someone in the Championship that didn’t come off.
29 years old. Pre Spurs, Werner scored 10 in 56 appearances for Chelsea and 89 in 162 appearances across two stints at RB Lep. My bet is that he will do very well in MLS despite his struggles with Spurs.
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Unfortunately I fear you are right.
San Diego FC signs Iloski on a half-season loan. For reasons unknown to me he does not start until June 25. But in 14 matches and just 479 minutes he scores 10 goals, or an insane 1.89 goals per 90. That comes to a goal every 48 minutes. He scored 4 against Vancouver the first time he finally started.
But, though a transfer was planned, there was no option, and they could not agree on price, so he's going back to his original club.
It's a shame. The 4-goal game and low minutes played skews his numbers. Even in MLS he's not going to score more than 1.5 goals/90 consistently. But, that success undoubtedly caused Nordsjælland to raise their ask to an amount San Diego can't justify.
This league.
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it's official, turner is back in MLS. USMNT goalkeeper Matt Turner returns to New England Revolution | MLSSoccer.com
And now Philadelphia is signing him...
Philadelphia Union reportedly adding high-upside striker Milan Iloski – Philly Sports
On Friday afternoon, Tom Bogert from GiveMeSport reported the Union is set to sign 26-year-old USA striker Milan Illoski from FC Nordsjælland.
phillysportsnetwork.com
