
Nick Cushing named interim manager of Manchester City women's team
Cushing returns to women's soccer and to the exact job he held before becoming Ronny Deila's NYCFC assistant in 2020.
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Cushing returns to women's soccer and to the exact job he held before becoming Ronny Deila's NYCFC assistant in 2020.
The St. Louis goalkeeper made eight saves on the road against LA Galaxy to earn our vote for MLS Player of the Matchday, plus New York City FC finally has a player in the Team of the Matchday.
Jonathan Shore starred while making his first MLS start and Hannes Wolf broke a personal goal drought by scoring the game-winner to help NYCFC win their home opener.
The pigeon is in as a secondary logo for the MLS NEXT Pro squad, with NYCFC II unveiling white-and-blue pinstriped kits that swap out the club crest for the team's bird mascot.
NYCFC still struggles without Maxi Moralez on the field, which should underscore the urgent need to add another elite playmaker to the squad.
The Philadelphia forward ripped apart FC Cincinnati's defense to earn our vote for MLS Player of the Matchday just ahead of a one-goal, three-assist performance from Inter Miami's Luis Suárez.
A lack of goals or even good scoring chances for New York City FC combined with the bitter late goal conceded made for some unhappy ratings.
There are open roster slots aplenty, be it for Designated Players or U22 Initiative signings, while roster decisions loom for multiple key NYCFC players come season's end.
The Vancouver Whitecaps winger scored once and handed out three assists in a derby-winning debut with his new Canadian club, making him our pick for MLS Player of the Matchday.
Lionel Messi was widely criticized after he grabbed New York City FC Assistant Coach Mehdi Ballouchy by the neck after tense 2-2 draw.
NYCFC didn't win their season-opening match for the seventh straight year, but they got a great performance from Alonso Martínez and a promising first glimpse of how Pascal Jansen will run his ship.
Botafogo will reportedly pay New York City FC up to $17 million to acquire the 25-year-old Designated Player, the second-largest transfer fee received in club history.
Multiple injuries, few incoming transfers, new head coach: We look at this unsettled New York City FC squad and try to get a handle on what to expect this season.
We look at all the strengths and weaknesses of this developing 2025 New York City squad.
How far this year's New York City FC goes will depend in part on how much difference a new coach like Jansen – experienced, intense, demanding, but familiar in his preferred play style – can make.
The 20-year-old winger ended last season as a scarcely-used substitute and will be looking to carve out a bigger role in 2025, likely by improving on the three goals he scored in 2024.