2024 Chicago Fire FC season

Chicago Fire FC

2024 season
Chairman	Joe Mansueto
Head coach	Frank Klopas
Stadium	Soldier Field (capacity: 61,500)
MLS	Conference: Overall:
Average home league attendance	20,100
Home colors Away colors
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The 2024 Chicago Fire FC season is the club's 29th year of existence, as well as their 27th in Major League Soccer.

Summary

Offseason

The Fire's offseason began after their 1-0 loss to New York City FC on October 21. The loss caused the Fire to miss the playoffs for a club record sixth consecutive season.

In terms of staff, the Fire would start by bringing back sporting director Georg Heitz and technical director Sebastian Pelzer for a fifth season on November 14. The move was met with criticism from many fans, and was seen as rewarding mediocrity by some.^[1][2] The Fire would also announce the hiring of club legend and interim head coach Frank Klopas as the permanent head coach on December 5. Klopas had previously served as head coach from 2011 through 2013, a short term as interim in 2021, and was the interim following Ezra Hendrickson's firing in May 2023. The hiring, much like Heitz and Pelzer, was met with some criticism.^[3] On January 19, Klopas announced his coaching staff for the 2024 season. Club legend and assistant coach C. J. Brown would step down from the role to take on a new grassroots role with the Fire, while assistant coach Nikolaos Kostenoglou would part ways with the Fire. Goalkeeping coach and club legend Zach Thornton was retained as goalkeeping coach while assistant coach Theodoros Antonopoulos joined Jeff DeGroot as a video analsyt. New hires included former Houston Dynamo head coach and two-time MLS Cup champion Paulo Nagamura and former Beitar Tel Aviv Bat Yam F.C. head coach Carlos Garcia being named as assistant coaches, with Ryan Needs being named the newly-created set piece coach.^[4]

In terms of player movement, the Fire would ultimately end up bringing in eight new players and letting go of nine. The first major action occurred on November 14, with Homegrown and the club's 2023 MVP being re-signed to a new U-22 Homegrown player contract. On November 22, they announced their contract options for the 2024 season, keeping five players and exercising the purchase option on Maren Haile-Selassie's loan from the Fire's sister club FC Lugano, while releasing six other players. Homegrown Javier Casas was being negotiated with and would ultimately sign a new contract with the Fire on January 14. Defender Miguel Navarro and forwards Jairo Torres and Kacper Przybyłko would also leave the club before the beginning of the season. Navarro was traded to fellow MLS side the Colorado Rapids on December 12 while Przybyłko was transferred to FC Lugano on February 16. Torres and the Fire came to an agreement to mutually end Torres' DP contract with the club on February 9. Navarro's transfer to Colorado would also include the Fire's first new signing of the offseason- former academy defender Andrew Gutman. The Fire would also sign two more players via transfers within MLS, forward Tom Barlow from New York Red Bulls on December 18 and defender Chase Gasper from Houston Dynamo on January 30. The Fire were also active in the 2024 MLS SuperDraft, drafting five players- though only one would sign with the club. Former Fire academy goalkeeper Bryan Dowd from Notre Dame was the Fire's first pick and was signed on January 15. Internationally, the Fire signed two players. Danish defender Tobias Salquist was signed on January 14 from Silkeborg IF for an undisclosed amount. On February 6, the Fire would sign Belgian forward Hugo Cuypers from Gent for a club record amount. While the Fire did not announce the total amount of the transfer, it was reportedly over $12 million with two million in possible add-ons.^[5] Finally, on February 13, the Fire announced the signing of MLS veteran and USMNT veteran Kellyn Acosta as a free agent.

The Fire's preseason formally began on January 15, when the club would travel down to IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. While in Florida, the club would play two friendly matches- a 5-1 victory against USL Championship side Loudoun United FC and a 2-2 draw against the New York Red Bulls. Following five days of training in Chicago from January 31 through February 4, the club would then head to the Coachella Valley Invitational in Indio, California. While there the club would play four games- a 3-1 loss to Los Angeles FC and three wins: 1-0 against Austin FC, 4-0 against Minnesota United FC, and 2-1 against the Portland Timbers. Following this, the club headed back to Chicago ahead of their first game of the season against the Philadelphia Union. The Fire finished the preseason 4-1-1 with 15 goals for and seven against, with five players scoring two goals a piece.^[6]

February and March

The Fire's season formally started on February 24, with the team traveling to face the Philadelphia Union. The Fire would have three debutants start (Arigoni, Cuypers, and Gutman), and three more (Acosta, Barlow, and Gasper) would come on during the game. Left back Andrew Gutman went down with a no-contact injury five minutes into the game, and fellow debutant Chase Gasper was brought on. The Fire would score twice, off of goals from Brian Gutierrez and Fabian Herbers, both of whom assisted the other's goal. On the opposite side, the Fire conceded two goals, with goalkeeper Chris Brady registering two saves. Brian Gutierrez was named to the MLS Team of the Matchday for his performance, though the Fire reached 15 seasons since they last won their opening match.

The Fire would return to Soldier Field against FC Cincinnati on March 2. The game was the first time since 2019 that the Fire wore their iconic red and white jerseys, and the first time since the Fire faced Manchester United in a friendly match on July 23, 2011 in Soldier Field, and their first time in an official match in Soldier Field since the 2005 season. The match would see the Fire lose 2-1 with captain Xherdan Shaqiri scoring the lone goal off of a penalty kick. Kellyn Acosta would start his first game for the Fire, while winger Chris Mueller would return following an injury he'd suffered in May 2023.

On March 9, the Fire went to Columbus and lost 2-1. The game saw the Fabian Herbers score his second goal of the season, while the Fire conceded the losing goal ten minutes into extra time. Goalkeeper Chris Brady recorded nine saves in the game, a personal best, with Chase Gasper and Tobias Salquist starting their first games. In the week following this game, the Fire announced the loaning of two players: homegrown right back Justin Reynolds to FC Lugano for the remainder of their season and homegrown striker Missael Rodriguez to Union Omaha for the 2024 USL League One season.

The Fire recorded their first win of the season on March 16, a 4-3 victory over Montreal. The Fire went down 2-0 off of two penalties in the first 12 minutes before Maren Haile-Selassie scored his first goal of the season eight minutes into first half stoppage time. Montreal would extend their lead in the 70th minute, but would go down to ten men 12 minutes later, giving a penalty in the process. Midfielder Brian Gutierrez scored his second goal of the season from it, giving the Fire a one goal deficit going into second half stoppage time. The Fire would ultimately tie the game in the 95th minute off of Hugo Cuyper's first goal for the Fire, and they would win the game off of a wind-assisted shot from beyond half way by Kellyn Acosta- also his first in a Fire shirt. Goalkeeper Chris Brady assisted the goal, becoming the first Fire goalkeeper to get an assist since Sean Johnson on August 12, 2012. The Fire became the first team to go come back from two goals down and win the game after the 84th minute in MLS history, and the victory gave Frank Klopas his 50th managerial victory for the Fire. In the days following the victory, the club loaned Homegrown striker Victor Bezerra to Detroit City FC for the 2024 USL Championship season. The Fire's second team would also record a 6-0 victory over Chicago City SC in the 2024 U.S. Open Cup, with first teamers Spencer Richey, Wyatt Omsberg, and Javier Casas playing.

The Fire recorded another draw on March 23, going 1-1 against the New England Revolution. Goalkeeper Spencer Richey started in place of regular goalkeeper Chris Brady who was with the US U-23 national team, with defender Jonathan Dean starting his first game. Forward Hugo Cuypers scored the Fire's lone goal, with midfielder and captain Fabian Herbers providing the assist. Herbers was named captain for the game while Xherdan Shaqiri was with Switzerland. The Fire conceded off of a misplayed ball by Spencer Richey at the end of the first half.

The Fire's final match of the month occurred on Easter Sunday, March 31. The Fire lost 3-0 away to Atlanta, their largest loss since a 3-0 loss to the Columbus Crew on September 20, 2023. Defender Carlos Teran started his first game of the season, but would be given a red card before the end of the match. With only one win, one draw, and three losses, this was the Fire's worst March since the 2019 season.

April

The first news of April came in the announcement of the signing of Laurence Wootton, who was immediately loaned out to Indy Eleven in the USL. Wootton was selected with the 64th overall pick in the 2024 MLS SuperDraft, making him the latest draft pick to be signed to the first team since Matej Dekovic in 2017. That same day, the Fire's second team won 2-0 over Forward Madison in the Open Cup, with first teamers Wyatt Omsberg, Javier Casas, and Sergio Oregel playing.

The Fire's first game of the month occurred on April 6, a 2-1 victory over the Houston Dynamo. Winger Chris Mueller made his first start since April 29, 2023, due to a season-ending surgery. Defender Arnaud Souquet also made his first start of the season. The Fire won off of a penalty kick by Xherdan Shaqiri and a chip by Brian Gutierrez (which was assisted by Shaqiri as well).

The following week, the Fire drew 0-0 away to the New York Red Bulls. The Fire would fail to score despite being up a man from the 42nd minute onwards. This was the Fire's and Chris Brady's first clean sheet for the Fire since the 1-0 win ironically also away to the New York Red Bulls on September 30. The Fire were also lucky to walk away with a point, as the Red Bulls saw a short in the dying minutes of the game go off the post and nearly past Brady.

Current squad

Players signed as of April 10, 2024^[7]

No.	Name	Nationality	Position	Date of Birth (Age)	Previous Club	Player Notes
Goalkeepers
18	Spencer Richey		G	(1992-05-30) May 30, 1992 (age 31)	Seattle Sounders FC
25	Jeff Gal		G	(1993-04-06) April 6, 1993 (age 31)	Degerfors IF
34	Chris Brady		G	(2004-03-03) March 3, 2004 (age 20)	Chicago Fire Academy	Homegrown
78	Bryan Dowd		G	(2002-05-08) May 8, 2002 (age 21)	Notre Dame
Defenders
2	Arnaud Souquet		D	(1992-02-12)February 12, 1992 (aged 32)	Montpellier HSC
4	Carlos Terán		D	(2000-09-24) September 24, 2000 (age 23)	Envigado F.C.
5	Rafael Czichos		D	(1990-05-14) May 14, 1990 (age 33)	1. FC Köln	International
14	Tobias Salquist		D	(1995-05-18) May 18, 1995 (age 28)	Silkeborg IF	International
15	Andrew Gutman		D	(1996-10-02) October 2, 1996 (age 27)	Colorado Rapids
16	Wyatt Omsberg		D	(1995-09-21) September 21, 1995 (age 28)	Minnesota United FC
22	Mauricio Pineda		D	(1997-10-17) October 17, 1997 (age 26)	North Carolina Tar Heels
24	Jonathan Dean		D	(1997-05-15) May 15, 1997 (age 26)	Birmingham Legion FC
27	Allan Arigoni		D	(1998-11-04) November 4, 1998 (age 25)	FC Lugano	International Loaned In
36	Justin Reynolds		D	(2004-04-08) April 8, 2004 (age 20)	Chicago Fire FC II	Homegrown Loaned Out
77	Chase Gasper		D	(1996-01-25)January 25, 1996 (aged 28)	Houston Dynamo
Midfielders
7	Maren Haile-Selassie		M	(1999-03-13) March 13, 1999 (age 25)	FC Lugano	International
10	Xherdan Shaqiri		M	(1991-10-10) October 10, 1991 (age 32)	Olympique Lyonnais	Captain Designated Player International
17	Brian Gutiérrez		M	(2003-06-17) June 17, 2003 (age 20)	Chicago Fire Academy	Homegrown U22 Initiative
21	Fabian Herbers		M	(1993-08-17) August 17, 1993 (age 30)	Philadelphia Union
23	Kellyn Acosta		M	(1995-07-24) July 24, 1995 (age 28)	LAFC
30	Gastón Giménez		M	(1991-07-27) July 27, 1991 (age 32)	Vélez Sarsfield
31	Federico Navarro		M	(2000-03-09) March 9, 2000 (age 24)	Talleres de Cordoba	International U22 Initiative
35	Sergio Oregel		M	(2005-05-16) May 16, 2005 (age 18)	Chicago Fire Academy	Homegrown
37	Javier Casas		M	(2003-05-14) May 14, 2003 (age 20)	Chicago Fire Academy	Homegrown
38	Laurence Wootton		M	(2000-01-10)January 10, 2000 (aged 24)	Ohio State	International Loaned Out
Forwards
8	Chris Mueller		F	(1996-08-29) August 29, 1996 (age 27)	Hibernian F.C.
9	Hugo Cuypers		F	(1997-02-07)February 7, 1997 (aged 27)	Gent	International Designated Player
12	Tom Barlow		F	(1995-07-08) July 8, 1995 (age 28)	New York Red Bulls
19	Georgios Koutsias		F	(2004-02-08)February 8, 2004 (aged 20)	PAOK FC	International U22 Initiative
32	Missael Rodriguez		F	(2003-02-09)February 9, 2003 (aged 21)	Chicago Fire Academy	Homegrown Loaned Out
33	Victor Bezerra		F	(2000-02-05)February 5, 2000 (aged 24)	Indiana Hoosiers	Homegrown Loaned Out

Player movement

Returning, options, and new contracts

Date	Player	Position	Notes	Ref
November 14, 2023	Brian Gutiérrez	M	Signed to a new Homegrown U22 contract until 2028	[8]
November 22, 2023	Jonathan Dean	D	Option for 2024 exercised	[9]
November 22, 2023	Jeffrey Gal	G	Option for 2024 exercised	[9]
November 22, 2023	Fabian Herbers	M	Option for 2024 exercised	[9]
November 22, 2023	Wyatt Omsberg	D	Option for 2024 exercised	[9]
November 22, 2023	Spencer Richey	G	Option for 2024 exercised	[9]
January 14, 2024	Javier Casas	M	Re-signed to a contract for 2024 with options for 2025 and 2026 after his contract option expired in 2023	[9][10]

In

Date	Player	Position	Previous Club	Notes	Ref
November 22, 2023	Maren Haile-Selassie	M	FC Lugano	Fire exercised their purchase option, signing him reportedly through 2026	[11][9][12]
December 12, 2023	Andrew Gutman	D	Colorado Rapids	Acquired from Colorado in exchange for Miguel Navarro and $450k in GAM spread out over 2024 and 2025, and immediately signed to a contract through 2026 with an option for 2027	[13]
December 18, 2023	Tom Barlow	F	New York Red Bulls	Acquired from New York in exchange for $250k in GAM spread out over 2024 and 2025 with another $150k if certain requirements are met	[14]
January 14, 2023	Tobias Salquist	D	Silkeborg IF	Signed from Silkeborg on a contract through 2025 with an option for 2026	[15]
January 15, 2023	Bryan Dowd	G	Notre Dame	Signed to a contract for 2024 with options through 2027 after being drafted 6th overall in the 2024 MLS SuperDraft	[16][17]
January 30, 2024	Chase Gasper	D	Houston Dynamo	Traded from Houston in exchange for a third round pick in the 2026 MLS SuperDraft	[18]
February 6, 2024	Hugo Cuypers	F	Gent	Acquired as a Designated Player via transfer from K.A.A Gent for a Club-record fee. Contract will run through 2026 with an option for 2027.	[19]
February 13, 2024	Kellyn Acosta	M	Los Angeles FC	Signed as a free agent to a contract through 2026 with an option for 2027	[20]
April 3, 2024	Laurence Wootton	M	Ohio State	Signed to a contract for 2024 with options through 2027 and was immediately loaned out to Indy Eleven	[21]

Loaned In

Date	Player	Position	Loaning Club	Notes	Ref
January 15, 2023	Allan Arigoni	D	FC Lugano	Loaned in for 2024 with an option to buy	[22]

Out

Date	Player	Position	Destination Club	Notes	Ref
October 23, 2023	Kei Kamara	F	Los Angeles FC	Contract expired	[23][9]
November 9, 2023	Alex Monis	M	New England Revolution II	Contract expired	[24][9]
November 22, 2023	Alonso Aceves	D	Pachuca	Loan deal expired	[25][9]
November 22, 2023	Kendall Burks	D	San Antonio FC	Option for 2024 declined	[9]
November 22, 2023	Ousmane Doumbia	M	FC Lugano	Loan deal expired	[26][9]
November 22, 2023	Allan Rodriguez	M		Option for 2024 declined	[9]
December 12, 2023	Miguel Navarro	D	Colorado Rapids	Traded to Colorado alongside $450k in GAM in exchange for Andrew Gutman	[13]
February 9, 2024	Jairo Torres	F	FC Juárez	Mutual termination	[27]
February 16, 2024	Kacper Przybyłko	F	FC Lugano	Transfer	[28]

Loaned Out

Date	Player	Position	Destination Club	Notes	Ref
March 13, 2024	Justin Reynolds	D	FC Lugano	Sent on a short-term loan to the Fire's sister club through the end of the Swiss season	[29]
March 14, 2024	Missael Rodriguez	F	Union Omaha	Loaned to Omaha for the 2024 USL League One season with the right to recall	[30]
March 19, 2024	Victor Bezerra	F	Detroit City FC	Loaned to Detroit for the 2024 USL Championship season with the right to recall	[31]
April 3, 2024	Laurence Wootton	M	Indy Eleven	Loaned to Indy for the 2024 USL Championship season	[32]

Unsigned draft picks and trialists

	Player	Position	Previous Club	Notes	Ref
R2, P4	Oluwaseun Oyegunle	DF	Syracuse	Did not join the team in preseason	[16][33]
R2, P6	Jason Shokalook	FW	Akron	Joined the team in Florida for preseason but didn't join the team in California; ultimately signed for the second team	[16][33]
R3, P14	Shane de Flores	MF	Stanford	Did not join the team in preseason	[16][33]

Alongside those listed above, Fire II defenders Lamonth Rochester and Jaylen Shannon and midfielder Omari Glasgow also travelled with the squad to Bradenton during preseason.^[33] During the trip to Coachella, Fire academy keeper Patrick Los was added to the roster, while Shannon, Rochester, and Shokalook did not travel with the team.^[34]

Technical staff

Position	Staff
Sporting Director	Georg Heitz
Technical Director	Sebastian Pelzer
Head Coach	Frank Klopas
Assistant Coach	Paulo Nagamura
Assistant Coach	Carlos García
Goalkeeping Coach	Zach Thornton
Set Piece Coach	Ryan Needs
Video Analyst	Theodoros Antonopoulos
Video Analyst	Jeff DeGroot

Competitions

Major League Soccer

Eastern Conference table

Overall table

Results summary

Last updated: April 27
Source: MLSsoccer.com standings
Pld = Matches played; Pts = Points; W = Matches won; T = Matches tied; L = Matches lost; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; GD = Goal difference

Match results

Preseason

Loudoun United v Chicago Fire FC

January 23 Friendly	Loudoun United	1–5	Chicago Fire FC	Bradenton, Florida
	Unknown		3' Shaqiri 16' (pen.) Koutsias 28' Herbers 69' (pen.) Przybyłko 90' Wootton	Stadium: IMG Academy

New York Red Bulls v Chicago Fire FC

January 27 Friendly	New York Red Bulls	2–2	Chicago Fire FC	Bradenton, Florida
	38' Forsberg 79' Manoel		41' Gutiérrez 71' Barlow	Stadium: IMG Academy

Austin FC v Chicago Fire FC

February 7 CVI	Austin FC	0-1	Chicago Fire FC	Indio, California
15:00 EST			74' Wootton	Stadium: Empire Polo Club

Los Angeles FC v Chicago Fire FC

February 11 CVI	Los Angeles FC	3–1	Chicago Fire FC	Indio, California
14:30 EST	42' Bouanga 62' Olivera 72' Ordaz		21' Herbers	Stadium: Empire Polo Club

Minnesota United FC v Chicago Fire FC

February 14 CVI	Minnesota United FC	0–4	Chicago Fire FC	Indio, California
16:00 EST	44'  58' Padelford		30' Koutsias 55' Glasgow 75' Shaqiri 81' Haile-Selassie	Stadium: Empire Polo Club

Portland Timbers v Chicago Fire FC

February 17 CVI	Portland Timbers	1-2	Chicago Fire FC	Indio, California
14:00 EST	7' Asprilla		45+2' Giménez 56' Haile-Selassie	Stadium: Empire Polo Club

Regular season

Philadelphia Union v Chicago Fire FC

February 24 1	Philadelphia Union	2–2	Chicago Fire FC	Chester, Pennsylvania
6:30 PM	55' Uhre  85' Martínez 90+2' Gazdag	Report	39' Gutiérrez  45' Pineda  69' Brady 81' Herbers	Stadium: Subaru Park Attendance: 18,734 Referee: Muhammad Hassan

Chicago Fire FC v FC Cincinnati

March 2 2	Chicago Fire FC	1–2	FC Cincinnati	Chicago, Illinois
7:30 PM	45' (pen.) Shaqiri  55' Acosta  66' Pineda  90+4' Gutiérrez	Report	39' Boupendza  43' Nwobodo 68' Robinson  81' Bucha  84' Baird	Stadium: Soldier Field Attendance: 26,582 Referee: Mario Maric

Columbus Crew v Chicago Fire FC

March 9 3	Columbus Crew	2–1	Chicago Fire FC	Columbus, Ohio
6:30 PM	68' Russell-Rowe  90' Malte Amundsen 90+10' Farsi	Report	13' Arigoni 74' Herbers  90+5' Barlow	Stadium: Lower.com Field Attendance: 23,327 Referee: Richonne Clark

Chicago Fire FC v CF Montréal

March 16 4	Chicago Fire FC	4–3	CF Montréal	Chicago, Illinois
1:00 PM	11' Salquist  45+4' Gasper 45+8' Haile-Selassie  78' Herbers 84' (pen.) Gutiérrez 90+5' Cuypers 90+9' Acosta	Report	7' (pen.), 12' (pen.),  16' Cóccaro 70' Yankov  82' Edwards  90+11' Choinière	Stadium: Soldier Field Attendance: 14,874 Referee: DeShun Beard

New England Revolution v Chicago Fire FC

March 23 5	New England Revolution	1–1	Chicago Fire FC	Foxborough, Massachusetts
1:00 PM	45+4' N. Gil  60' Harkes  81' Polster  90+5' C. Gil	Report	18' Herbers 20' Cuypers  44' Gutiérrez  45+2' Arigoni  90' Barlow	Stadium: Gillette Stadium Attendance: 15,269 Referee: Kyle Johnston

New York Red Bulls v Chicago Fire FC

April 13 8	New York Red Bulls	0–0	Chicago Fire FC	Harrison, New Jersey
6:30 PM	42' Reyes	Report	55' Acosta  75' Czichos	Stadium: Red Bull Arena Attendance: 17,501 Referee: Sergii Boiko

Chicago Fire FC v Atlanta United FC

April 27 10	Chicago Fire FC	0–0	Atlanta United FC	Chicago, Illinois
7:30 PM	75' Arigoni	Report	46' Lennon  89' Slisz  90+7' Mosquera	Stadium: Soldier Field Attendance: 18,236 Referee: Filip Dujic

U.S. Open Cup

Chicago Fire FC was not sent to the tournament, but their MLS Next Pro team Chicago Fire FC II was sent instead following the deal reached on March 1, 2024.^[35]

Leagues Cup

West 4

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	PW	PL	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification		TOL	SKC	CHI
1	Toluca	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	Advance to knockout stage		—	Aug 5	Aug 1
2	Sporting Kansas City	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0			—	—	Jul 28
3	Chicago Fire FC	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0			—	—	—

Sporting Kansas City v Chicago Fire FC

July 28 GS	Sporting Kansas City	v	Chicago Fire FC	Kansas City, Kansas
8:00 PM		Report		Stadium: Children's Mercy Park

Toluca v Chicago Fire FC

August 1 GS	Toluca	v	Chicago Fire FC	Bridgeview, Illinois
8:00 PM		Report		Stadium: SeatGeek Stadium

Statistics

Note: italics indicates a player who left during the season

Games played

No.	Pos.	Nat.	Name	MLS				Leagues Cup				Total
				Starts	Apps	Minutes	Bench	Starts	Apps	Minutes	Bench	Starts	Apps	Minutes	Bench
2	DF	FRA	Arnaud Souquet	2	2	145	3					2	2	145	3
4	DF	COL	Carlos Terán	1	3	135	2					1	3	135	2
5	DF	GER	Rafael Czichos	8	8	720						8	8	720
7	MF	SUI	Maren Haile-Selassie	8	8	693						8	8	693
8	FW	USA	Chris Mueller	2	5	181	3					2	5	181	3
9	FW	BEL	Hugo Cuypers	8	8	666						8	8	666
10	MF	SWI	Xherdan Shaqiri	6	7	512						6	7	512
12	FW	USA	Tom Barlow		6	60	2						6	60	2
14	DF	DEN	Tobias Salquist	5	5	359	2					5	5	359	2
15	DF	USA	Andrew Gutman	1	1	5						1	1	5
16	DF	USA	Wyatt Omsberg				3								3
17	MF	USA	Brian Gutiérrez	6	8	503						6	8	503
18	GK	USA	Spencer Richey	1	1	90	7					1	1	90	7
19	FW	GRE	Georgios Koutsias		6	109	2						6	109	2
21	MF	GER	Fabian Herbers	8	8	705						8	8	705
22	DF	USA	Mauricio Pineda	2	7	257	1					2	7	257	1
23	MF	USA	Kellyn Acosta	7	8	599						7	8	599
24	DF	USA	Jonathan Dean	2	6	205	2					2	6	205	2
25	GK	USA	Jeff Gal				1								1
27	DF	SUI	Allan Arigoni	8	8	705						8	8	705
30	MF	PAR	Gastón Giménez	4	6	369	2					4	6	369	2
31	MF	ARG	Federico Navarro		4	25	3						4	25	3
32	MF	USA	Missael Rodriguez
33	FW	USA	Victor Bezerra
34	GK	USA	Chris Brady	7	7	630						7	7	630
35	MF	USA	Sergio Oregel
36	DF	USA	Justin Reynolds
37	MF	USA	Javier Casas
38	MF	ENG	Laurence Wootton
77	DF	USA	Chase Gasper	2	4	241	1					2	4	241	1
78	GK	USA	Bryan Dowd

Goalkeeping

No.	Nat.	Name	MLS			Leagues Cup			Total
			Clean Sheets	Saves	GA	Clean Sheets	Saves	GA	Clean Sheets	Saves	GA
18	USA	Spencer Richey		3	1					3	1
25	USA	Jeff Gal
34	USA	Chris Brady	1	28	13				1	28	13
78	USA	Bryan Dowd

Goals

Rk.	Player	MLS	League's Cup	Total
1	Brian Gutiérrez	3	0	3
2	Hugo Cuypers	2	0	2
	Fabian Herbers	2	0	2
	Xherdan Shaqiri	2	0	2
5	Kellyn Acosta	1	0	1
	Maren Haile-Selassie	1	0	1

Assists

Rk.	Player	MLS	League's Cup	Total
		A	A	A
1	Maren Haile-Selassie	1	0	1
	Fabian Herbers	2	0	2
	Xherdan Shaqiri	2	0	2
4	Kellyn Acosta	1	0	1
	Chris Brady	1	0	1
	Rafael Czichos	1	0	1
	Brian Gutiérrez	1	0	1
	Carlos Terán	1	0	1

Disciplinary record

Rk.	Player	MLS			League's Cup			Total
1	Carlos Terán	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
2	Fabian Herbers	3	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	0
3	Kellyn Acosta	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0
	Allan Arigoni	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0
	Tom Barlow	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0
	Rafael Czichos	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0
	Brian Gutiérrez	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0
	Mauricio Pineda	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0
9	Chris Brady	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
	Chase Gasper	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
	Tobias Salquist	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0

Awards

MLS Team of the Matchday

Matchday	Player	Position	Report
1/2	Brian Gutiérrez	M	[36]
5	Kellyn Acosta	M	[37]
8	Xherdan Shaqiri	M	[38]

Second team statistics

Note: Stats are for regular and post season combined

Games played

No.	Pos.	Nat.	Name	MLS Next Pro			Open Cup			Total
				Starts	Apps	Minutes	Starts	Apps	Minutes	Starts	Apps	Minutes
2	DF	FRA	Arnaud Souquet	1	1	45				1	1	45
16	DF	USA	Wyatt Omsberg				1	1	45	1	1	45
18	GK	USA	Spencer Richey				1	1	45	1	1	45
31	MF	ARG	Federico Navarro	1	1	45				1	1	45
35	MF	USA	Sergio Oregel	1	1	88				1	1	88
37	MF	USA	Javier Casas	2	2	148	1	1	45	3	3	193
78	GK	USA	Bryan Dowd

Goalkeeping

No.	Pos.	Nat.	Name	MLS Next Pro			Open Cup			Total
				Clean Sheets	Saves	GA	Clean Sheets	Saves	GA	Clean Sheets	Saves	GA
18	GK	USA	Spencer Richey				1	1		1	1
78	GK	USA	Bryan Dowd

Cards

Rk.	Player	MLS Next Pro			Open Cup			Total
1	Javier Casas	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	0	0

Notes

References

External links

• Official website