BREAKING: Brighton are finalizing a deal to sign Paraguay int’l midfielder Diego Gomez from Inter Miami, sources tell me and Ben Jacobs for GiveMeSport. Total deal around $18m. Gomez to remain with Miami until the winter. One of most expensive outbound transfers in MLS history

Cristian Olivera spoke to Uruguayan Media at the airport about his failed transfers away from LAFC: “It was a very busy transfer market. I had two offers from Como in Italy and Toluca, but Los Angeles didn't want me to leave. This creates expectations to see if I can change

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The summer transfer window is over but the January transfer window is right around the corner. Here is an early inside look at the MLS players who could transfer in January, including two deals already agreed givemesport.com/mls-players-tr…

BREAKING: Atlanta United has parted ways with technical director Carlos Bocanegra. Bocanegra has been with the club since 2015, before their inaugural 2017 season. Atlanta won 2018 MLS Cup and 2019 US Open Cup. ATL also made the three most expensive transfers in MLS history

Garth Lagerwey: “We are deeply appreciative of Carlos’s dedication and success... "I believe it’s time for our club to move in a new direction... this gives us a clean slate."

Here were the biggest outbound summer transfers in MLS this year

Atlanta United has spent a ton of money since joining MLS... Atlanta have signed the four most expensive players in MLS history: Almada, Pity, Barco, Miranchuk Atlanta have 2 of the 3 most expensive outbound transfers in MLS history: Almada, Almiron

Inter Miami released new renderings and construction details of their new home where they will move in 2026. Written by Tom Bogert givemesport.com/inter-miami-op…

Atlanta United club president and CEO Garth Lagerwey: “We now enter the 2025 season with 2 DP spots open. We think it’s a very attractive (job) for a new GM and new head coach.”

This winter is absolutely pivotal for Atlanta United: New head coach, new GM, two DP spots. Garth Lagerwey: “For the first time for me in two years, we have the ability to truly go forward. "The potential here is astronomical." givemesport.com/why-atlanta-un…

Sources: Panathinaikos interested in New York Red Bulls & Scotland int'l forward Lewis Morgan. Greek window still open. Panathinaikos managed by Diego Alonso. No bid yet. RBNY obviously don't wanna lose Morgan. Morgan's contract guaranteed only thru 2025 (club option for 2026)

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USMNT 2026 World Cup roster tracker on GiveMeSport Comprehensive view of the hierarchy of the pool before Mauricio Pochettino takes over. Locks, almost definites, veterans on the bubble, rising talent on the bubble, fallen out of favor, key dual-nats givemesport.com/usmnt-world-cu…

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One of my favorite columns I get to write is back! In this week's MLS Power Rankings for The Guardian, I dug into: San Jose's Hernan Lopez problem, Atlanta's teardown, Miami's permanence & much more. My latest ⤵️ theguardian.com/football/artic…

1. this is true about literally every single professional soccer league in the world but 2. below are the top 7 salary spenders in MLS + supporters shield standing: Miami - 1st Toronto - 18th Nashville - 28th Austin - 17th LA Galaxy - 2nd New England - 26th Chicago - 27th

i plan on doing this again at the end of the year, but myself and Jeff Rueter did total DP discretionary spend (salary + DPs) which we think is a really good barometer. maybe i'll add U-22s this year DP production included in there too: nytimes.com/athletic/50040…