2026 General MLS Transfer Thread
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It's Silly Season, so let's kick off with some silliness:
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Mohamed Salah to leave Liverpool? Egyptian has 'no relationship with' Slot, says club throwing him under bus
Mohamed Salah says he feels he does not have a relationship with Liverpool boss Arne Slot, and says he is unsure if he has a future at Anfield beyond next month's African Cup of Nations
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It's Silly Season, so let's kick off with some silliness:
Mohamed Salah to leave Liverpool? Egyptian has 'no relationship with' Slot, says club throwing him under bus
Mohamed Salah says he feels he does not have a relationship with Liverpool boss Arne Slot, and says he is unsure if he has a future at Anfield beyond next month's African Cup of Nations
Salah seems to be consistently linked to the Saudi Pro League in all the rumors I've seen the last few years. It would be a shock if he landed in MLS instead, but if CFG wanted to make a splash, Salah would do it.
Doyle put Salah to San Diego in his power rankings for 2026 MLS Cup winnerIt's Silly Season, so let's kick off with some silliness:
Mohamed Salah to leave Liverpool? Egyptian has 'no relationship with' Slot, says club throwing him under bus
Mohamed Salah says he feels he does not have a relationship with Liverpool boss Arne Slot, and says he is unsure if he has a future at Anfield beyond next month's African Cup of Nations
Robert Lewandowski future in focus as Inter Miami rumors swirl and Barcelona weigh next steps
With his contract nearing its end, the striker is balancing recovery, title ambitions, and growing speculation
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Good grief.
I'm not accusing Miami or MLS of anything nefarious because it would be a potentially league-destroying scandal if they were skirting the rules, but how does Miami have the cap space for this considering everything else on their roster?
Their front office has done a really good job fitting everything in.
I'm not accusing Miami or MLS of anything nefarious because it would be a potentially league-destroying scandal if they were skirting the rules, but how does Miami have the cap space for this considering everything else on their roster?
Their front office has done a really good job fitting everything in.
Step 1: Max out the value of your DP spots and make sure you are using them on true superstars
Step 2: Leverage said superstars to attract other talented players on team-friendly deals that can be accommodated by leveraging TAM and GAM
Step 3: Actually spend most of your GAM and don't sit around on it like there's some trophy at the end of the season fro biggest GAM pile
Step 4: Win MLS cup and look primed for a repeat, thus enticing more FA to come on team-friendly deals in hopes of winning a cup.
People underestimate how important Villa, Lampard, Pirlo, Veiera and even Dome were to building this club. Players have so many options around the world to choose from. It's a lot easier to attract players when they can come and play with a high profile player or coach. I've always wondered how many of our key players from 2021 would have been here if they some of those legends weren't here. Even though all the big names were gone by 2021, almost the entire core of that team had been here.
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