The 20-year-old is leading NYCFC's attack, and the results so far are meh.
Welcome to the 2023 edition of Hudson River Blue’s Midterm Report Cards, in which we analyze and grade New York City FC‘s performances so far this season. Next up: Talles Magno.
Brazilian forward Talles Magno, who many fans expected to lead the NYCFC Playoff charge, has recorded just three goals and one assist in this campaign. The 20-year-old’s output, coupled with stopgap inclusions of many players attempting to fill the No 9 void, have left a lot to be desired from the NYCFC attack.
Positive moves have been made, but the work of NYCFC's Sporting Director feels incomplete and left too late to make the most of what remains of the 2025 season.
The Dutchman is six months into shaping a young and inconsistent squad that is undefeated against the top clubs in the conference, but that can lose to some of the worst teams in the league.
The striker is in the midst of another great season, but his underlying numbers say he should be scoring even more goals, and the eye test backs it up.
The 26-year-old is turning into New York City's secondary scorer, someone the team turns to when Alonso Martínez isn't playing his A-game. Can Wolf live up to that expectation for the rest of the season?
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