
HRB Roundtable: Are New York City FC ready to start the 2025 season?
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.
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.
Get yourself ready for a new season of New York City FC soccer with discussions of the season opener vs Inter Miami, what the experts make of this year's team, and how the NYCFC forwards should fare in 2025.
New York City FC are picked to finish 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th in the East: We're keeping tabs of who said what.
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.
It's moved from a 2:30 PM to 7:30 PM start to give Miami more time between matches after winter weather postponed their Concacaf Champions Cup opener vs. Sporting Kansas City.
Will the 24-year-old Algerian international finally break through in his third season at the club, and will Pascal Jansen try playing him alongside Alonso Martínez?
The 25-year-old Austrian has bags of European experience, was a key starter in 2024, and should be a marquee creator in Pascal Jansen's attacking system in 2025.
The loaned-out New York City FC midfielder needed surgery to correct "a complex right ankle injury involving a fractured fibula and torn medial collateral ligament."
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.
The preseason ends with a victory, but injury question marks hang over some key New York City FC players, as does the need to replace Santiago Rodríguez's production.
The 21-year-old emerged as one of the most exciting attackers last year before being sidelined by a badly broken leg. Can he recapture that form when he returns to squad in 2025?
North Jersey Pro Soccer announced the launch of men's and women's teams that will compete in the United Soccer League, and play games in the 93-year-old New Jersey stadium.
The league, which is targeting a debut between 2027 and 2028, would hold Division I sanctioning from US Soccer — the same competitive level as Major League Soccer.
We saw glimpses of what the 21-year-old Argentine winger can do, but in limited minutes. Will Fernández finally establish himself in the lineup and as a consistent goal threat?
Is the Costa Rican a one-season wonder? Or did New York City FC finally find a replacement for Taty Castellanos?