Major League Soccer Publicizes Club Roster Profiles Following Close of Secondary Transfer Window
Published on September 17, 2026 under Major League Soccer (MLS) News Release
NEW YORK - Major League Soccer today released club roster profiles for each of the 30 MLS clubs as of September 15. The club roster profiles provide a snapshot of the roster composition for all MLS clubs following the close of the Secondary Transfer Window. Each Roster Profile also includes each club's remaining available 2026 General Allocation Money (GAM).
All club roster profiles can be found HERE and include the following information:
Senior, Supplemental Rosters, and Off-roster Homegrown players
Unavailable players are denoted in the report (i.e., players on loan, Season-Ending Injury list, etc.)
Off-roster Homegrown players can appear in MLS matches via a Short-Term Agreement
Current roster designation
Guaranteed contract and option years
International roster status
Designated Players
Denoted in the report are players who cannot be converted from a Designated Player to a non-Designated Player by using Allocation Money.
U22 Initiative Players
TAM Players
A TAM Player is a player whose Salary Budget charge is above the Maximum Salary Budget Charge ($803,125) and at or below the Maximum Target Allocation Money Amount ($1,803,125).Please note: The club roster profiles and available 2026 General Allocation Money are static as of Sept. 15, 2026, and any changes to rosters following that date will not be reflected in this document. Any transactions involving GAM up until Roster Freeze will not be updated in the totals.
Available 2026 General Allocation Money Per Club
(as of Sept. 15)
Club 2026 General Allocation Money
Atlanta United $493,386
Austin FC $1,970,454
Charlotte FC $1,125,351
Chicago Fire FC $1,114,300
FC Cincinnati $1,542,968
Colorado Rapids $2,031,997
Columbus Crew $2,365,353
FC Dallas $890,114
D.C. United $809,890
Houston Dynamo FC $1,266,602
Sporting Kansas City $1,832,942
Los Angeles Football Club $480,389
LA Galaxy $263,670
Inter Miami CF $142,300
Minnesota United FC $4,320,451
CF Montréal $2,308,722
Nashville SC $17,667
New England Revolution $593,847
New York City FC $842,009
Orlando City SC $1,865,900
Philadelphia Union $4,665,679
Portland Timbers $782,974
Real Salt Lake $2,557,866
Red Bull New York $0
San Diego FC $2,120,259
San Jose Earthquakes $3,685,457
Seattle Sounders FC $1,984,562
St. Louis CITY SC $4,061,367
Toronto FC $1,023,282
Vancouver Whitecaps FC $758,412
Major League Soccer Stories from September 17, 2026
- Hirving Lozano Returns to Mexico National Team, Harbor Miller Answers USA U-20 Call - LA Galaxy
- LAFC Travels to San Jose Earthquakes for Crucial Match That Will Feature on MLS Saturday Showdown this Weekend - Los Angeles FC
- Chicago Fire FC Signs Defender Jack Elliott to a New Contract - Chicago Fire FC
- Four Charlotte FC Players Receive National Team Call-Ups for Upcoming International Break - Charlotte FC
- Owen Graham-Roache Loaned to Cavalry FC - Club de Foot Montreal
- San Jose Earthquakes' Ousseni Bouda, Angus Gunn, Ronaldo Vieira Called to International Duty - San Jose Earthquakes
- Audi 2026 MLS Cup Playoffs Clinching Scenarios Matchday 27 (Friday, September 18 - Sunday, September 20) - MLS
- Revolution D Ilay Feingold and F Dor Turgeman Called up to Israel Men's National Team - New England Revolution
- Independent Review Panel Upholds Minnesota United FC's Appeal of Kyle Duncan's Red Card - MLS
- FC Cincinnati Travel to Texas for Matchup with Houston Dynamo FC - FC Cincinnati
- Orlando City SC Forward Justin Ellis Earns First Senior U.S. Men's National Team Call-Up - Orlando City SC
- Puso Dithejane Called up to South Africa Men's National Team - Chicago Fire FC
- Revolution's Peyton Miller and Brooklyn Raines Earn First Senior Call-Ups to U.S. Men's National Team - New England Revolution
- Chicago Fire FC Goalkeeper Chris Brady Called up to the U.S. Men's National Team for September and October Matches - Chicago Fire FC
- Philadelphia Union Homegrown Trio Earn First Senior U.S. Men's National Team Call-Ups - Philadelphia Union
- Red Bull New York's Julian Hall and Adri Mehmeti Named to United States Men's National Team Roster - Red Bull New York
- Keys to the Match: Home Ground - New York City FC
- Major League Soccer Publicizes Club Roster Profiles Following Close of Secondary Transfer Window - MLS
- Philadelphia Union and Midfielder Jovan Lukić Agree to New Contract - Philadelphia Union
- FC Cincinnati Sign Goalkeeper Connor Dale as Homegrown Player - FC Cincinnati
- Rapids Eliminated in U.S. Open Cup Semifinals against St. Louis - Colorado Rapids
- San Diego FC Falls 2-1 to Club Tijuana in Second Annual Baja Cup at Snapdragon Stadium - San Diego FC
- St. Louis CITY SC Advances to First Ever U.S. Open Cup Final After Earning 3-0 Shutout Win against Colorado Rapids - St. Louis City SC
- Rapids Fall to St. Louis CITY SC, Exit U.S. Open Cup - Colorado Rapids
- Inter Miami CF Crowned 2026 Michelob ULTRA Campeones Cup Champions with 2-0 Victory over Cruz Azul - Inter Miami CF
- Inter Miami CF Crowned 2026 Michelob ULTRA Campeones Cup Champion - MLS
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