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Sam Kerr Explains Why Gotham FC Felt Like the Right Move After Chelsea
Sam Kerr explains why Gotham FC felt like the right move after Chelsea, pointing to the club’s winning culture, ambitious mindset and star-studded roster as key reasons for her decision.
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Red Bull New York II Boss Dominik Wohlert Sees Bright Future For Dennis Nelich
Red Bull New York II head coach Dominik Wohlert believes Dennis Nelich’s impressive work rate is just as important as his goals after the 18-year-old recorded his first MLS NEXT Pro hat trick.
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Joyeux Masanka Bungi Returns to RB Leipzig After Red Bull New York Loan
Joyeux Masanka Bungi has returned to RB Leipzig following the end of his loan at Red Bull New York. The 19-year-old defender made two appearances for Red Bull New York.
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When Will Sam Kerr Play Her First Match for Gotham FC?
Sam Kerr is back at Gotham FC, but supporters will have to wait a little longer to see the Australian superstar in action. Here’s when she could potentially make her first appearance in her second stint with the Bats.
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Rose Lavelle, Ann-Katrin Berger Among Nine Gotham FC Players Eligible for 2027 Free Agency
Several key Gotham FC players, including Rose Lavelle, Ann-Katrin Berger, Jess Carter and Midge Purce, are eligible to begin NWSL free agency discussions as the 2027 window opens on July 1.
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Red Bull New York II Sign Academy Defender Connor Faello To MLS NEXT Pro Contract Through 2028
Red Bull New York II have signed academy defender Connor Faello to a two-year MLS NEXT Pro contract through 2028 after the 18-year-old impressed in his debut season with three assists in 11 appearances.
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Gotham FC Playoff Legend Katie Lampson Announces Retirement
Gotham FC forward Katie Lampson announced her retirement from professional soccer on Tuesday after a decorated career that included two NWSL championships and several iconic playoff goals.
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Gotham FC Announces 30,000 Tickets Distributed for Queens Classic at Citi Field
Gotham FC announces that 30,000 tickets have been distributed for The Queens Classic against the Washington Spirit, putting the July 15 showdown on track to become the highest-attended women’s sporting event in New York City history.
