TRANSFER TRACKER STATUS: ExtensionCharlotte FC have signed midfielder Brandt Bronico to a contract extension through 2027 with an option for 2028, the club announced Wednesday.The 30-year-old is Charlotte's longest-tenured player; he was acquired in a December 2020 trade from Chicago Fire FC, ahead of the Crown's 2022 expansion
Win-or-go-home, tiebreaker, rubber match – call it whatever you'd like.
Down their biggest star, Charlotte FC still like their chances in their Audi 2025 MLS Cup Playoffs opener against New York City FC on Tuesday (6:45 ET | MLS Season Pass, Apple TV; FS1, FOX Deportes).
The MLS Disciplinary Committee has issued the following rulings after Decision Day/Matchday 39.
In just a few short years, Patrick Agyemang has gone from Division III college soccer to MLS stardom with Charlotte FC to a club-record transfer to EFL Championship side Derby County.
Once or twice a year, this league provides a weekend of results that are more or less impossible to analyze beyond “vibes, individual match-ups and sometimes ball go on.”
Just how immaculate are the vibes at Charlotte FC these days?
Charlotte FC have clinched an Audi MLS Cup Playoffs berth for a third consecutive season, following a 3-0 win against Inter Miami CF on Saturday.
Who is Sir Minty?Friend? Overzealous Charlotte FC supporter? Soccerball royalty from another dimension’s soccer-based kingdom banished to our realm who’s taken the only work he reasonably can as he grapples with the reality that, with each passing day, finding a way home becomes a little less likely?
TRANSFER TRACKER STATUS: SigningCharlotte FC have signed midfielder Baye Coulibaly from MLS NEXT Pro affiliate Crown Legacy FC, the club announced Wednesday.The 19-year-old Mali youth international is under contract through 2028 with an option for 2029. He will occupy U22 Initiative and international roster spots.“Baye is an
What a week in MLS.
Charlotte FC’s hot run of form is reaching historic territory.
Between San Diego FC becoming the first team to clinch an Audi 2025 MLS Cup Playoffs spot, Sam Surridge taking the Golden Boot presented by Audi lead, and Son Heung-Min and Thomas Müller both scoring their first MLS goals, this past weekend’s slate had it all.
Some stumbles at the top of the Supporters’ Shield race, Charlotte FC stay red-hot, Minnesota United’s coach makes his point and several Leagues Cup semifinalists gain steam.
