MLS transfer deadline-day tracker: All the latest moves

Keep track of all of the latest moves before the window slams shut

Thursday marks the close of the MLS Secondary Transfer Window, meaning it will be the final chance for teams to add pieces ahead of the season’s stretch run.

There will be plenty of wheeling and dealing before the transfer window slams shut, and we are tracking all of the latest moves right here.

Makoun heads to New England

Charlotte FC has traded Christian Makoun to the New England Revolution, with a total of $400,000 in GAM going the other way.

The Revolution will put up precisely $143,327 in 2022 GAM, and pay off the remaining $256,673 in 2023 GAM to add the Venezuelan defender.

Charlotte adds Byrne

Charlotte has also added 30-year-old right back Nathan Byrne, who most recently played for Derby County.

Byrne will join a competitive pool at his preferred position, with former USYNT regular Jaylin Lindsey and the vastly experienced Harrison Afful already battling for minutes at right back.

Medunjanin leaves FC Cincinnati

FC Cincinnati and Haris Medunjanin have mutually agreed to part ways, with the club saying the move is being made for the 37-year-old to spend more time with his family.

Medunjanin has made 69 appearances with FCC since joining from Philadelphia ahead of the 2020 season.

Musovski moves to Real Salt Lake

Real Salt Lake sent $250,000 in General Allocation Money (GAM) to LAFC to acquire forward Danny Musovski.

While Musovski’s playing time has been limited over two and a half seasons in LA, he has been effective whenever he’s played, posting 11 goals and 5 assists in just 1,842 minutes on the field.

Whitecaps land Schöpf

The Vancouver Whitecaps have given their midfield a boost, signing Austrian international Alessandro Schöpf on a free transfer.

Schöpf, 28, has 142 career appearances in the Bundesliga, previously playing for Bayern Munich, FC Nuremberg, Schalke, and Arminia Bielefeld.

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