In a frigid pre-practice press conference at Q2 Stadium on Sunday, Austin FC's head coach and potential new captain dropped some knowledge for media members.
It's a pretty remarkable deal: The young Argentine defensive midfielder signs a five-year deal with an option year in 2030, an unthinkably remote year.
Watching the Sebastián Driussi saga play out is a reminder of just how imperfect these first four years have been — and why I'm still bullish on this season.
Monday's press conference, mostly involving the new Austin FC head coach at his first practice, was preceded by a special announcement from the sporting director.
While we're not convinced this is quite a real thing, it's worth at least a look to see what this player would and wouldn't bring to Verde.
Austin FC's newest striker met the media today, and sporting director Rodolfo Borrell also weighed in about the difficulty of making the deal to bring him in.
It's the first major cold front this winter, so of course fans hung outside the Fairmont Hotel to say hello to Austin FC's newest designated player.
We don't want to jinx anything after the Fafa Picault episode, but we decided to go all in on figuring out how Verde would look with a striker of Brandon Vazquez's caliber.
Verde sporting director Rodolfo Borrell finally came through with a signing before the end of the year. Here's what to expect from Ilie Sanchez in 2025.
Now that potential Verde signing Fafa Picault appears to be off to Inter Miami CF, here's what sporting director Rodolfo Borrell could do to improve the roster.
It's been a quiet week on the Verde front, but three different Instagram posts on Friday provided a little more clarity as to what's happening with the 2025 roster.
Austin FC still needs a striker. The two best options let loose by their 2024 MLS teams were snapped up by two different teams in the last few days. What's next?
