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Revision as of 22:48, 9 January 2020

2020 MLS SuperDraft
General information
SportSoccer
Date(s)January 9, 2020
Time12:00 P.M. ET
Network(s)Twitter.com
Overview
LeagueMajor League Soccer
Teams26
First selectionRobbie Robinson,
Inter Miami
← 2019
2021 →

The 2020 MLS SuperDraft will be the twenty-first SuperDraft conducted by Major League Soccer. The 2020 SuperDraft will be the first SuperDraft held exclusively via conference call and web streaming. The first two rounds of the 2020 SuperDraft will be held on January 9, 2020. Rounds three and four will be held on January 13, 2020.[1] Previously, the SuperDraft had been held in conjunction with the annual January United Soccer Coaches convention.

Format

The SuperDraft format has remained constant throughout its history and closely resembles that of the NFL Draft:

  1. Any expansion teams receive the first picks. MLS has announced that Inter Miami CF[2] and Nashville SC[3] will begin play as expansion teams in 2020. Inter Miami CF will select first, and Nashville SC will select second.[4]
  2. Non-playoff clubs receive the next picks in reverse order of prior season finish.
  3. Teams that made the MLS Cup Playoffs are then ordered by which round of the playoffs they are eliminated.
  4. The winners of the MLS Cup are given the last selection, and the losers the penultimate selection.

Player selection

Key
* Denotes player who has been selected for an MLS Best XI team
^ Member of 2020 Generation Adidas class
† Player who was named to an MLS Best XI and Generation Adidas
Positions key
GK Goalkeeper DF Defender MF Midfielder FW Forward

Round 1

P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Club team Signed
1 Inter Miami United States Robbie Robinson FW Clemson ACC Charleston Battery United States Inter Miami
2 Nashville SC United States Jack Maher DF Indiana Big Ten Saint Louis FC United States Nashville SC
3 Inter Miami [R1 trade 1] United States Dylan Nealis MF Georgetown Big East Long Island Rough Riders
4 Vancouver Whitecaps Canada Ryan Raposo MF Syracuse ACC Vaughan Azzurri Canada Vancouver Whitecaps
5 Orlando City United States Daryl Dike FW Virginia ACC OKC Energy U23 United States Orlando City
6 New England Revolution [R1 trade 2] United States Henry Kessler DF Virginia ACC Charlottesville Alliance United States New England Revolution
7 Columbus Crew Spain Miguel Berry FW San Diego WCC Orange County SC U-23
8 Houston Dynamo United States Garrett McLaughlin FW SMU AAC OKC Energy U23
9 Montreal Impact United States Jeremy Kelly MF North Carolina ACC North Carolina FC U23
10 New York Red Bulls [R1 trade 3] United States Patrick Seagrist DF Marquette Big East Chicago FC United
11 Nashville SC [R1 trade 4] Canada Alastair Johnston MF Wake Forest ACC Vaughan Azzurri
12 San Jose Earthquakes United States Tanner Beason DF Stanford Pac-12 San Francisco City
13 Nashville SC [R1 trade 5] United States Elliot Panicco GK UNC Charlotte C-USA —
14 FC Dallas United States Nkosi Burgess DF Seattle WAC —
15 New York Red Bulls Senegal Cherif Dieye MF Louisville ACC —
16 Portland Timbers Republic of Ireland Aaron Molloy MF Penn State Big Ten Reading United AC
17 FC Dallas [R1 trade 6] United States Cal Jennings FW Central Florida AAC —
18 Minnesota United New Zealand Noah Billingsley DF UC Santa Barbara Big West Waitakere United
19 Toronto FC [R1 trade 7] Canada Nyal Higgins DF Syracuse ACC Vaughan Azzurri
20 Real Salt Lake
21 D.C. United [R1 trade 8]  
22 New York City FC
23 Atlanta United
24 Los Angeles FC
25 Toronto FC
26 Chicago Fire [R1 trade 9]

Round 2

P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Club team Signed
27 San Jose Earthquakes [R2 trade 1]
28 Nashville SC
29 FC Cincinnati
30 New England Revolution [R2 trade 2]
31 Orlando City
32 Vancouver Whitecaps FC [R2 trade 3]
33 Toronto FC [R2 trade 4]
34 Houston Dynamo
35 Seattle Sounders FC [R2 trade 5]
36 New York Red Bulls [R2 trade 6]
37 Colorado Rapids [R2 trade 7]
38 San Jose Earthquakes
39 Orlando City [R2 trade 8]
40 FC Dallas
41 New York Red Bulls
42 D.C. United [R2 trade 9]
43 New England Revolution [R2 trade 10]
44 Orlando City [R2 trade 11]
45 LA Galaxy
46 Real Salt Lake
47 Columbus Crew SC [R2 trade 12]
48 New York City FC
49 Columbus Crew SC [R2 trade 13]
50 Los Angeles FC
51 Toronto FC
52 Seattle Sounders FC

Round 3

P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Club team Signed
53 FC Cincinnati [R3 trade 1]
54 Nashville SC
55 Vancouver Whitecaps [R3 trade 2]
56 Montreal Impact [R3 trade 3]
57 Orlando City
58 Sporting Kansas City
59 Columbus Crew
60 Montreal Impact [R3 trade 4]
61 Montreal Impact
62 New York Red Bulls [R3 trade 5]
63 Colorado Rapids
64 San Jose Earthquakes
65 D.C. United [R3 trade 6]
66 FC Dallas
67 New York Red Bulls
68 Portland Timbers
69 D.C. United
70 Houston Dynamo [R3 trade 7]
71 LA Galaxy
72 Real Salt Lake
73 Philadelphia Union
74 New York City FC
75 Atlanta United
76 Los Angeles FC
77 Toronto FC
78 Seattle Sounders FC

Round 4

P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Club team Signed
79 Inter Miami
80 Nashville SC
81 LA Galaxy [R4 trade 1]
82 Vancouver Whitecaps
83 Orlando City
84 Sporting Kansas City
85 Columbus Crew
86 Houston Dynamo
87 Colorado Rapids [R4 trade 2]
88 Minnesota United [R4 trade 3]
89 Colorado Rapids
90 San Jose Earthquakes
91 D.C. United [R4 trade 4]
92 FC Dallas
93 New York Red Bulls
94 Portland Timbers
95 D.C. United
96 Minnesota United
97 LA Galaxy
98 Real Salt Lake
99 Philadelphia Union
100 New York City FC
101 Philadelphia Union [R4 trade 5]
102 Los Angeles FC
103 Toronto FC
104 Chicago Fire [R4 trade 6]

Trades

Round 1
  1. ^ #3: FC Cincinnati → Inter Miami CF. November 19, 2019: Inter Miami acquired a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft in exchange for $150,000 of General Allocation Money.[5]
  2. ^ #6: Sporting Kansas City → New England Revolution. August 6, 2018: New England Revolution acquired a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, $100,000 in general allocation money, and $250,000 in targeted allocation money from Sporting Kansas City in exchange for forward Krisztián Németh.[6]
  3. ^ #10: Chicago Fire → New York Red Bulls. January 9, 2020: New York Red Bulls acquired a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Chicago Fire FC in exchange for $100,000 of General Allocation Money.[7]
  4. ^ #11: Colorado Rapids → Nashville SC. January 9, 2020: Nashville SC acquired a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Colorado Rapids in exchange for $75,000 of General Allocation Money.[8]
  5. ^ #13: New England Revolution → Nashville SC. January 9, 2020: Nashville SC acquired a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Colorado Rapids in exchange for $50,000 of General Allocation Money and $50,000 in conditional General Allocation Money.[8]
  6. ^ #17: D.C. United → FC Dallas. May 3, 2019: FC Dallas acquired a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from D.C. United in exchange for $100,000 in general allocation money. Simultaneously, Dallas also waived defender Marquinhos Pedroso who was subsequently claimed by D.C.[9]
  7. ^ #19: LA Galaxy → Toronto FC. April 11, 2019: Toronto FC acquired a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and the #2 spot in the MLS Allocation Order from LA Galaxy in exchange for the #1 spot in the MLS Allocation Order. LA used its allocation spot to sign defender Giancarlo González.[10]
  8. ^ #21: Philadelphia Union → D.C. United. January 9, 2020: D.C. United acquired a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and the #21 spot in the MLS Allocation Order from Philadelphia Union in exchange for the #17 spot in the MLS Allocation Order and future considerations.[11]
  9. ^ #26: Seattle Sounders → Chicago Fire. November 26, 2019: Chicago Fire FC acquired a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Seattle Sounders FC in exchange for a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland.[12]
Round 2
  1. ^ #27: Inter Miami → San Jose Earthquakes. November 12, 2019: San Jose Earthquakes acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Inter Miami in exchange for the Homegrown Player Rights to goalkeeper Drake Callender. San Jose may also receive up to $150,000 in general allocation money if certain incentives are met.[13]
  2. ^ #30: Vancouver Whitecaps → New England Revolution. December 10, 2017: New England Revolution acquired a conditional second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and a first-round selection in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft from Vancouver Whitecaps FC in exchange for forward Kei Kamara.[14]
  3. ^ #32: Sporting Kansas City → Vancouver Whitecaps. December 14, 2018: Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Sporting Kansas City in exchange for forward Erik Hurtado. The traded picks are Kansas City's natural selections.[15]
  4. ^ #33: Columbus Crew → Toronto FC. Trade details needed. As of December 14, 2019, the MLS website states that Toronto acquired this pick from Columbus via a trade. However, no trade between the clubs involving a 2020 SuperDraft pick was ever announced.
  5. ^ #35: Montreal Impact → Chicago Fire → Seattle Sounders. November 26, 2019: Seattle Sounders FC acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland from Chicago Fire FC in exchange for a first-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft.[12] On August 7, 2019, Chicago had acquired this second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, midfielder Micheal Azira, and the #6 spot in the MLS Allocation Order from Montreal Impact in exchange defender Jorge Corrales and the #1 spot in the MLS Allocation Order. Montreal used its #1 allocation ranking to sign midfielder Ballou Tabla on loan for the remainder of the 2019 MLS season. Chicago will also receive $75,000 in 2020 general allocation money from Montreal if Tabla is on an MLS roster for the 2020 season.[16]
  6. ^ #36: Chicago Fire → New York Red Bulls. Trade details needed. As of December 14, 2019, the MLS website states that New York Red Bulls acquired this pick from Chicago via a trade. However, no trade between the clubs involving a 2020 SuperDraft pick was ever announced.
  7. ^ #37: Colorado Rapids → Sporting Kansas City → Colorado Rapids. May 8, 2019: Colorado Rapids acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, an international roster spot for 2019, $50,000 in targeted allocation money, and defender Abdul Rwatubyaye from Sporting Kansas City in exchange for midfielder Benny Feilhaber and salary budget considerations. The clubs also swapped positions in the MLS Waiver Order.[17] On February 8, 2018, Kansas City had acquired this second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Colorado in exchange for goalkeeper Andrew Dykstra.[18]
  8. ^ #39: New England Revolution → Orlando City. November 25, 2019: Orlando City acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and the No. 11 pick in the 2019 MLS End-of-Year Waiver Draft from New England Revolution in exchange for the No. 3 pick in the 2019 MLS End-of-Year Waiver Draft. New England used the No. 3 pick to select goalkeeper Jeff Caldwell.[19]
  9. ^ #42: Portland Timbers → D.C. United. January 23, 2018: D.C. United acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, an international roster spot for 2018, $100,000 in general allocation money, and $100,000 in targeted allocation money from Portland Timbers in exchange for the MLS rights to midfielder Eryk Williamson.[20]
  10. ^ #43: D.C. United → New England Revolution. January 11, 2019: New England Revolution acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from D.C. United in exchange for a second-round selection in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft, a third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, and a fourth-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft. The traded picks are all natural selections.[21]
  11. ^ #44: Minnesota United → Orlando City. January 10, 2019: Orlando City SC acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and the #4 spot in the MLS Waiver Order from Minnesota United FC in exchange for two fourth-round selections in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft and the #1 spot in the MLS Waiver Order. Minnesota used its waiver spot to sign midfielder Osvaldo Alonso.[22]
  12. ^ #47: Philadelphia Union → Columbus Crew. July 19, 2019: Columbus Crew SC acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Philadelphia Union in exchange for goalkeeper Joe Bendik. Columbus also will receive $50,000 in general allocation money for the 2020 MLS season if Bendik meets certain performance conditions.[23]
  13. ^ #49: Atlanta United → Columbus Crew. May 7, 2019: Columbus Crew SC acquired a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and $100,000 in general allocation money from Atlanta United FC in exchange for midfielder Justin Meram. Columbus also retains a percentage of any future transfer fee should Atlanta transfer Meram outside of MLS.[24]
Round 3
  1. ^ #53: Inter Miami → FC Cincinnati. November 11, 2019: FC Cincinnati acquired a third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, $50,000 in general allocation money, and the #26 selection in Stage One of the 2019 MLS Re-Entry Draft from Inter Miami CF in exchange for midfielder Victor Ulloa and the #1 selection in Stage One of the 2019 MLS Re-Entry Draft. The traded pick is Miami's natural selection.[25]
  2. ^ #55: FC Cincinnati → Vancouver Whitecaps. December 9, 2018: Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquired a third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from FC Cincinnati in exchange for goalkeeper Spencer Richey. The traded pick is Cincinnati's natural selection.[26]
  3. ^ #56: Vancouver Whitecaps → Montreal Impact. December 9, 2018: Montreal Impact acquired a third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and $50,000 in targeted allocation money from Vancouver Whitecaps FC in exchange for goalkeeper Maxime Crépeau. The traded pick is Vancouver's natural selection.[27]
  4. ^ #60: Houston Dynamo → Montreal Impact. December 17, 2018: Montreal Impact acquired a third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Houston Dynamo in exchange for defender Chris Duvall. The traded pick is Houston's natural selection.[28]
  5. ^ #62: Chicago Fire → FC Cincinnati → New York Red Bulls. August 8, 2019: New York Red Bulls acquired a third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from FC Cincinnati in exchange for a loan of midfielder Derrick Etienne for the remainder of the 2019 season and an option to purchase Etienne at the end of the loan.[29] On August 1, 2019, FC Cincinnati had acquired this third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and the MLS rights to defender Andrew Gutman from Chicago Fire in exchange for $50,000 in general allocation money. Chicago could also receive up to an additional $150,000 in general allocation money if Gutman meets certain performance-based metrics. Chicago will also receive a percentage of any future revenue should Cincinnati transfer or loan Gutman outside of MLS. The traded pick is Chicago's natural selection.[30]
  6. ^ #65: New England Revolution → D.C. United. January 11, 2019: D.C. United acquired a third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, a fourth-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, and a second-round selection in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft from New England Revolution in exchange for a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft. The traded picks are all natural selections.[21]
  7. ^ #70: Minnesota United → Houston Dynamo. November 13, 2019: Houston Dynamo acquired a third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and midfielder Darwin Quintero from Minnesota United FC in exchange for midfielder Marlon Hairston, $150,000 in 2020 general allocation money, $150,000 in 2020 targeted allocation money, $150,000 in 2021 general allocation money, and $150,000 in 2021 targeted allocation money.[31]
Round 4
  1. ^ #81: FC Cincinnati → LA Galaxy. December 12, 2018: LA Galaxy acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and potentially $50,000 in general allocation money (subject to performance metrics) from FC Cincinnati in exchange for the MLS rights to defender Zico Bailey. The traded pick is Cincinnati's natural selection.[32]
  2. ^ #87: Montreal Impact → Colorado Rapids. August 8, 2018: Colorado Rapids acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Montreal Impact in exchange for midfielder Micheal Azira.[33]
  3. ^ #88: Chicago Fire → Minnesota United. September 3, 2019: Minnesota United FC acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft and $50,000 in 2020 general allocation money from Chicago Fire in exchange for $50,000 in 2019 general allocation money.[34]
  4. ^ #91: New England Revolution → D.C. United. January 11, 2019: D.C. United acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, a third-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft, and a second-round selection in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft from New England Revolution in exchange for a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft. The traded picks are all natural selections.[21]
  5. ^ #101: Atlanta United → Philadelphia Union. December 11, 2016: Philadelphia Union acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Atlanta United FC in exchange for forward Kevin Kratz. The traded pick is Atlanta's natural selection.[35]
  6. ^ #104: Seattle Sounders → Chicago Fire. December 28, 2018: Chicago Fire acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Seattle Sounders FC in exchange for defender Jonathan Campbell. The traded pick is Seattle's natural selection.[36]

Future draft trades

2021 SuperDraft Trades

  • Round 1, Sporting Kansas City → Vancouver Whitecaps. December 14, 2018: Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft and a second-round selection in the 2020 SuperDraft from Sporting Kansas City in exchange for forward Erik Hurtado. The traded picks are Kansas City's natural selections.[15]
  • Round 2, Seattle Sounders → Vancouver Whitecaps. August 22, 2019: Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquired a second-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Seattle Sounders FC in exchange for an international roster spot for the remainder of the 2019 MLS season.[37]
  • Round 2, Nashville SC → Chicago Fire. November 12, 2019: Chicago Fire acquired a second-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft, $50,000 in general allocation money, and $50,000 in targeted allocation money from Nashville SC in exchange for midfielder Dax McCarty.[38]
  • Round 2 (conditional), Vancouver Whitecaps → Orlando City. February 24, 2018: Orlando City SC acquired a conditional second-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft and $125,000 in targeted allocation money from Vancouver Whitecaps FC in exchange for defender José Aja. The draft pick, which is Vancouver's natural selection, is contingent on Aja remaining with Vancouver during the 2020 season. Trade terms also state that Orlando could acquire up to $300,000 in conditional add-ons and retains a percentage of future transfer if Aja is sold outside of MLS.[39]
  • Round 3, Inter Miami → Toronto FC. December 28, 2019: Toronto FC acquired a third-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Inter Miami CF in exchange for the MLS rights to forward Juan Agudelo.[40]
  • Round 4, Atlanta United → Sporting Kansas City. December 10, 2017: Sporting Kansas City acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft, forward Kenwyne Jones, and goalkeeper Alexander Tambakis from Atlanta United FC in exchange for a second-round selection in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft, midfielder Kévin Oliveira, and defender Tyler Pasher. The traded picks are both natural selections.[41]
  • Round 4, Colorado Rapids → Real Salt Lake. February 19, 2018: Real Salt Lake acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Colorado Rapids in exchange for the MLS rights to midfielder Enzo Martínez.[42]

2022 SuperDraft Trades

  • Round 2, Nashville → Vancouver Whitecaps. November 26, 2019: Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquired a second-round selection in the 2022 SuperDraft and the #25 selection in Stage One of the 2019 MLS Re-Entry Draft from Nashville SC in exchange for the #2 selection in Stage One of the 2019 MLS Re-Entry Draft. Nashville used the #2 pick to select defender Eric Miller. The traded 2022 SuperDraft pick is Nashville's natural selection.[43]
  • Conditional, Inter Miami → Vancouver Whitecaps. September 5, 2019: Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquired a conditional selection in the 2022 SuperDraft from Inter Miami in exchange for midfielder David Norman Jr.[44]

Future Considerations Trades

MLS clubs sometimes include "future considerations" in trades which may later become MLS SuperDraft selections. These are recent trades which included "future considerations".

  • Houston Dynamo → Real Salt Lake. April 23, 2018: Real Salt Lake acquired future considerations and a fourth-round selection in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft from Houston Dynamo in exchange for the MLS rights to midfielder Luis Gil for the 2018 season.[45]
  • Los Angeles FC → New England Revolution. May 1, 2018: New England Revolution acquired $350,000 in General Allocation Money, $350,000 in Targeted Allocation Money, and potential future considerations from Los Angeles FC in exchange for midfielder Lee Nguyen. Trade terms state that the future considerations may include Los Angeles FC's natural first-round selection in the 2020 MLS SuperDraft.[46]

Notable undrafted players

Homegrown players

Further information: Homegrown Player Rule (Major League Soccer)
Original MLS team Player Position College Conference Notes Ref.
San Jose Earthquakes Drake Callender GK California Pac-12 Traded to Inter Miami [47]
Orlando City David Loera MF NC State ACC ACC Second-Team [48]

Players who signed outside of MLS

Player Nat. Position College Conference Team League Notes Ref.

Summary

Selections by college athletic conference

Conference Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Total
NCAA Division I conferences

Schools with multiple draft selections

Selections Schools

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