ohan Gomez celebrates his goal for North Texas SC against Orlando City B, May 11, 2019.(Hack Wallace / North Texas SC) The question was asked on 3rd Degree the podcast this week, “How long before we see an all Homegrown FC Dallas starting XI?” And I answered, “Three seasons,” for a very specific reason. That reason? So…
Earlier this summer, Dan Hunt went on TV and said FC Dallas would have a “busy and impactful” summer transfer window.
FC Dallas midfielder Pablo Aranguiz has rejoined his old club Union Espanola. The Chilean club tweeted out tonight an image of Aranguiz re-signing with the team.
FC Augsburg has announced the transfer of Carlos Gruezo from FC Dallas.
Atlanta United today announced the loan signing of Emerson Hyndman from AFC Bournemouth. In order to sign Hyndman, Atlanta United had to work a trade with FC Dallas to acquire his MLS rights.
CSKA Sofia has announced on their website they have finalized the loan of winger Edwin Gyasi to FC Dallas with an option to buy for the MLS side.
FC Dallas has signed 16-year-old striker Ricardo Pepi to a Homegrown MLS contract.
When a club rolls out an investment-in-youth policy and a “play the kids” mantra, it’s with the hope that some of the kids mature and become the core of the team.
According to multiple sources, FC Dallas has loaned Francis Atuahene and Ema Twumsi to Austin Bold of the USL-Championship.
Under first-year Coach Luchi Gonzalez, FC Dallas has embraced a build from within, youth-driven policy. Leading Major League Soccer in Academy product minutes.
