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DC United selected Nikola Markovic, a talented center back from NC State and part of the 2026 Generation adidas class, as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 MLS SuperDraft, aiming to bolster their defense after a challenging 2025 season.
Philadelphia Union has agreed to acquire forward Tai Baribo from D.C. United for a guaranteed $4 million, with the possibility of an additional $600,000 based on performance metrics, as part of a strategic roster and financial move.
The article discusses the upcoming MLS winter transfer market, highlighting key teams like Inter Miami, Toronto FC, Orlando City, New York Red Bulls, and D.C. United, and their potential moves including player signings, roster adjustments, and strategic shifts ahead of the 2026 season.
D.C. United has appointed Swiss coach René Weiler, 51, on a multiyear deal to help the team avoid missing the MLS playoffs for the sixth straight year, with his tenure starting after visa approval and a salary starting at $1.4 million.
DC United has appointed René Weiler as their new head coach, bringing extensive international coaching experience and a recent Swiss Cup victory to the club, aiming to restore their competitiveness in Major League Soccer.
D.C. United is set to appoint Swiss manager René Weiler as their new head coach, bringing extensive international coaching experience and a trophy-winning record, pending U.S. work permit approval.
D.C. United fired head coach Troy Lesesne after a 5-2 loss to Nashville SC in the U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals, with the club already lining up a permanent replacement and dismissing top assistant Zach Prince.
D.C. United captain Steven Birnbaum, plagued by injuries requiring knee and hip replacements, has announced his retirement from soccer at age 33. Birnbaum, who played 275 games for United and made 11 appearances for the U.S. national team, cited his inability to keep up with daily life and family activities as a key reason for his decision. United will honor him at an upcoming home friendly against Celtic.
D.C. United secured a dramatic 2-2 draw against Toronto FC at Audi Field, thanks to a late penalty by Mateusz Klich and a goal by Ted Ku-DiPietro. Despite being outside playoff positions and enduring a winless streak, the team showed resilience, fighting back from a 2-0 deficit. Coach Troy Lesesne praised the team's spirit, while injury concerns loom over key players like Christian Benteke and Steven Birnbaum. The match also saw rookie Garrison Tubbs make his first professional start.
Inter Miami's Luis Suárez scored two goals in 23 minutes to secure a 3-1 victory against D.C. United, while Lionel Messi missed the game due to a hamstring injury. Suárez, who continues to impress in MLS, entered the match as a substitute and made a significant impact. Messi's injury could also affect his upcoming matches with the Argentina national team, but he is expected to return to the DMV area in June for a warmup match before Copa America.
Lionel Messi is likely to miss the upcoming game against D.C. United due to a right hamstring strain, disappointing fans who were eager to see him play. His absence could benefit United, who are off to a strong start this season. Despite Messi's potential absence, Inter Miami still poses a threat with other talented players in their lineup.
Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi's availability for Saturday's match against D.C. United is uncertain after sustaining a right leg injury during a recent game. The team's head coach indicated that Messi may not be available for the upcoming match, which is set to be his first appearance at Audi Field since joining MLS. The game is already sold out, with resale tickets starting at $169, and heightened security measures are expected. Additionally, there's a possibility to see Messi play in the D.C. area when the Argentina men's national team is scheduled to play an exhibition in June.
Lionel Messi's availability for Inter Miami's upcoming match against D.C. United is in question after he left a recent game due to discomfort in his right leg. The team's coach, Tata Martino, expressed concern about risking Messi's injury and indicated that the player may not be available for the upcoming game. Despite the team's dependence on Messi's influence, they will need to readapt their game in his absence.
FC Cincinnati will face D.C. United at TQL Stadium on Sunday at 3 p.m. ET. Fans can watch the game on MLS Season Pass via the Apple TV app with no blackouts or restrictions, and also listen to the local radio broadcast on iHeart Media ESPN 1530. Those unable to attend can head to official Pub Partners to watch the game, while live updates will be available on FC Cincinnati's social media channels. Additionally, fans can download the official FC Cincinnati mobile app for real-time push notifications and more.
D.C. United, under the leadership of first-year coach Troy Lesesne, displayed resilience and determination in a 2-2 draw against the Portland Timbers, showcasing a proactive and high-energy style of play. Despite missing their top scorer and falling behind by two goals, the team stuck to their plan and mounted a comeback, with teenager Kristian Fletcher scoring the equalizer. The team's strong resolve and aggressive mentality, instilled by Lesesne, have brought a renewed sense of positivity and anticipation for upcoming games, despite the need to improve shooting and defending.