The Argentine has been crucial for Atlanta United since joining, and is the only MLS player to win the World Cup while playing in the league
But though it’s seeking a large fee, Atlanta isn’t in a rush to have Almada leave.MLS’s roster rules naturally raise doubts about whether that’s actually possible, but Atlanta’s summer moves mean there will be no issues if they keep Almada. He’s currently a young designated player, but would age out of that roster designation for the 2025 season if he’s still on the roster.
“We’d like to establish that we are a viable pipeline, that Miguel Almirón wasn’t a one-off,” Lagerwey said. “That we can sign the best player in South America and we can be good for them, they can be good for us. For Almirón, the deal was good for Newcastle, too.” Almada, though, is close to eclipsing Almiron in total goals and assists over two seasons. Almiron finished his two-year stay in MLS with 21 goals and 28 assists, measured officially in MLS as combined primary and secondary assists. His 14 assists in 2017 and 2018 was a club record until Almada broke it was his 15th assist against
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