After an early Montreal Impact goal, D.C. United midfielder Yamil Asad converted late Saturday to scrape together a point in a 1-1 draw at Stade Saputo.
D.C. United have struck a deal to re-sign Bill Hamid on loan, sources confirmed to ESPN FC’s Jeff Carlisle on Wednesday, less than a year after the goalkeeper left to sign for Danish side Midtjylland.
The Washington Post earlier reported a transfer for the 27-year-old had been completed and that he would arrive this week.
Hamid, the 2014 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, will sign on loan through the end of the 2019 season, sources confirmed.
With his MLS contract expiring after last season, Hamid…
After an early Montreal Impact goal, D.C. United midfielder Yamil Asad converted late Saturday to scrape together a point in a 1-1 draw at Stade Saputo.
D.C. United has struck a deal to re-sign Bill Hamid on loan, less than a year after the goalkeeper left to sign for Danish side Midtjylland.
Hamid, the 2014 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, will sign on loan through the end of the 2019 season, D.C.United said.
With his MLS contract expiring after last season, Hamid opted to test himself in Europe and said he joined Midtjylland over an offer from Germany’s Eintracht Frankfurt because he had an opportunity to start.
But that promise never materialized…
Bobby Wood gave the United States a halftime lead, but Ireland stormed back in the second half to prevail over the USMNT in Dublin.
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Work on a foundation is as critical as it is tedious. There’s little in the way of a visual or emotional payoff, but progress is impossible without it.
This is the work that is currently going on with the U.S. men’s national team and it’s as good an explanation as any as to why it needs to play matches ahead of a World Cup in which it won’t feature. Sure, a new manager (and a new GM for that matter) still needs to be hired, but now seems an opportune time for the process to begin for some and…
An experimental United States squad ended its annual January camp with a scoreless draw with Bosnia & Herzegovina at the StubHub Center in Los Angeles.
As the U.S. get set to wrap up January camp, Dave Sarachan discusses his experience and what he’s learned about the team’s young core. A low-stakes affair in front of a sparse Stub Hub Center crowd ended in a goalless draw as both the United States and Bosnia & Herzegovina rolled out young, inexperienced groups. For the USMNT, ending a nearly month-long camp without a goal and without a win will chafe, despite the uncertainty around the program.
Positives
Several young players got their first taste of international soccer in a period when integrating a new generation of talent is the program’s main focus. Both goalkeepers acquitted…
Alejandro Moreno downplays the opportunity for young players called in to the United States roster for the friendly against Portugal.
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DeAndre Yedlin hopes to be a role model for the younger players in the U.S. squad and become more of a leader moving forward.
LISBON – Go through each U.S. World Cup team over the last 25-plus years, and there is steady progression of goalkeeping legends. You start with Tony Meola, move on to Kasey Keller, then to Brad Friedel, back to Keller before settling on Tim Howard. Sure, some handoffs were more seamless than others. The Keller/Friedel competition was more like a wrestling match, but there always seemed to be a fairly clear line of succession.
Of course, the U.S. string of either hosting or qualifying for seven…
Gonzalo Veron sealed New York’s comeback and the No. 6 seed in the playoffs as DC United bid farewell to RFK Stadium.
D.C. United goalkeeper Bill Hamid attended the club’s 2-1 defeat to New York Red Bulls on Sunday, and took the chance to say goodbye ahead of a potential move to join Danish side FC Midtjylland.
It had been unclear whether Hamid would be present for the game, with coach Ben Olsen saying on Friday that he was unsure of the 26-year-old’s whereabouts.
“I found myself reminiscing and reflecting a lot throughout the course of this whole season,” Hamid said in quotes reported by MLS Soccer. “Throughout…
Gonzalo Veron sealed New York’s comeback and the No. 6 seed in the playoffs as DC United bid farewell to RFK Stadium.
United States international goalkeeper Bill Hamid signed for Danish side FC Midtjylland on Monday, one day after bidding farewell to D.C. United.
The 26-year-old, who confirmed last week that he would leave MLS for a move to Europe, was pictured signing his Midtjylland contract in an Instagram photo posted by his agency on Monday, though the club has not yet confirmed the signing.
Midtjylland have played in European competition each of the past four years, though they only reached a group stage…
With RFK Stadium set to close its doors, relive some of the best MLS moments at D.C. United’s legendary stadium.
Goalkeeper Bill Hamid appears set to skip his final game with D.C. United on Sunday, with coach Ben Olsen unsure of the U.S. international’s location on Friday.
“I don’t have a GPS system on him,” Olsen told The Washington Post.
Hamid said earlier this week that he was planning to leave D.C. at the end of the season, with multiple reports saying the 26-year-old is close to a deal with Danish club Midtjylland.
And with United set to conclude its season on Sunday against the New York Red Bulls…
Portland Timbers made easy work of D.C. United to book a playoff spot after missing out in 2016.
D.C. United goalkeeper Bill Hamid will not return to the team next season.
Hamid, 26, told the Washington Post he is in search of new opportunities in his quest for new challenges in the sport.
“I want to push myself and see how far I can go because I know I have the work ethic and the hunger to take myself very far in this game. I know I can make it to the next level,” he told the paper on Wednesday.
The United States international has plans to sign with a club in Europe, with The Post reporting Midtjylland…