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A complete look at Red Bull New York’s 2026 primary transfer window, featuring every signing and analysis of how Julian de Guzman and Michael Bradley are reshaping the squad.

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Red Bull New York has signed 20-year-old Colombian center-back Julián Bazan from Deportivo Pereira on a U-22 Initiative deal, adding much-needed defensive depth.

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Cameron Harper returned to the pitch for Red Bull New York II, marking his first appearance since undergoing knee surgery last June.

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Bradley Wright-Phillips will be inducted into Red Bull New York’s Legends Row on May 2, joining Luis Robles as the only players to receive the honor.

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Michael Bradley described the Red Bulls’ 6–1 loss to Charlotte FC as a “strange game,” citing key turning points while emphasizing growth and lessons moving forward.

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Justin Che is sidelined with a hamstring injury for Red Bull New York, while Dylan Nealis is nearing a return as the club considers its defensive options ahead of Saturday’s match against Charlotte FC.

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Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty is thriving under Michael Bradley at Red Bull New York, with the coach’s early trust already paying dividends in the 2026 MLS season.

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Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting scored late to give Red Bull New York a hard-fought away draw to Toronto FC.

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MLS analyst Sacha Kljestan previews Red Bull New York vs Toronto FC, highlighting midfield battles, standout players and tactical insights ahead of the weekend match.

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Red Bull New York captain Emil Forsberg is embracing a leadership role as the club’s young talents look to learn from the Swedish international.