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Captain’s Call: Emil Forsberg Urges Red Bull New York Players and Supporters to Stay Positive, Push Forward
Red Bull New York captain Emil Forsberg is urging teammates and supporters to stay positive and push forward following a U.S. Open Cup defeat, with a response needed against FC Dallas.
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Bradley Wright-Phillips Reflects on His Red Bull New York Legacy Ahead of Legends Row Induction
Bradley Wright-Phillips reflects on his Red Bull New York legacy ahead of his Legends Row induction, revisiting his record goals, near misses and his lasting impact in Harrison.
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Guro Reiten Enjoying Fast Start With Gotham FC
Guro Reiten is off to a strong start with Gotham FC, adapting to an emergency left-back role while recording her first NWSL assist in a 2-0 win over Chicago Stars FC.
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Dudley’s Breakout Moment Powers Gotham FC Past Chicago Stars FC
Jordynn Dudley needed just 46 seconds to score her first NWSL goal on Wednesday, leading Gotham FC to a 2-0 road win over Chicago Stars FC in a dominant attacking display.
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Bradley Apologizes to Red Bull New York Fans After Open Cup Exit to NYCFC
Michael Bradley apologized to supporters after Red Bull New York were eliminated from the U.S. Open Cup in a 3-1 Hudson River Derby loss to NYCFC, with defensive lapses and set-piece struggles proving decisive.
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Gotham FC Defender Lilly Reale Available For Chicago Stars FC Match
Lilly Reale is back in contention for Gotham FC ahead of Wednesday night’s match with Chicago Stars FC as the club continues to manage several defensive injuries.
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Bradley Demands Fearless Football As Red Bull New York Prepare For U.S. Open Cup Showdown Against NYCFC
Michael Bradley takes charge of his first Hudson River Derby as Red Bull New York face NYCFC in a tense U.S. Open Cup knockout tie.
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Red Bull New York’s Julian Hall Weighing United States Or Poland National Team Future
Red Bull New York forward Julian Hall is deciding between the United States and Poland at international level as his breakout form continues in MLS and the U.S. Open Cup.



