2026 Roster and Transfer Discussion Thread

[FootyLovin]

no one under like 35 will get this.

Makes me even happier about posting it.

 

[BxLio91]

no one under like 35 will get this.

I'm 34!

 

[FootyLovin]

I'm 34!

Sorry kid. If I have to explain it, you wouldn't understand.

 

[GratefulDawg]

I'm 34!

 

[BxLio91]

I meant to say I'm 34 and I know about Sprewell and coaches he disagrees with.

 

[FootyLovin]

I meant to say I'm 34 and I know about Sprewell and coaches he disagrees with.

I figured that but couldn't help myself.

I respect your cred.

 

[ezbeezy214]

I figured that but couldn't help myself.

I respect your cred.

He’s got you in a chokehold

 

[moogoo]

Jones started for the IIs but only played 32 minutes. Likely just working his way back to fitness but surprised he started if they were going to limit his minutes.

It's good news though cause I was a bit concerned when I didn't see him in the 18 yesterday.

 

[EganSoccerWords]

Yeah obviously preplanned. The benefit of starting him is not needing use an additional sub if he can't go the whole planned stint.

 

[ZYanksRule]

Notable blurb in the Athletic from Bogert & Tenorio in a round-up of rumors about big-name players.

Bernardo Silva​

The Portugal international midfielder will leave Manchester City this summer and has no shortage of top-level suitors, leaving it unlikely a switch to MLS comes upon his City departure.

NYCFC would love to sign him, but sources believe the player is not focused on MLS at this juncture. NYCFC and Manchester City are both owned by City Football Group, leading to a natural connection.

Silva, 31, would immediately become one of the league’s best players, and he figures to be a key figure for Portugal’s World Cup hopes this summer.

NYCFC will open a new stadium in the summer of 2027 and could add a DP if it wanted to. The club hasn’t had a true global star since the era of David Villa, Frank Lampard and Andrea Pirlo in the 2010s.

What We’re Hearing: Latest on MLS pursuit of Salah, Neymar, Lewandowski, more

MLS and its clubs are linked to multiple high-profile players as they seek to capitalize on a World Cup on home soil

www.nytimes.com