Founded | 2014 |
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Region | Major League Soccer (CONCACAF) |
Number of teams | 2 |
The MLS Next All-Star Game, formerly known as the MLS Homegrown Game, is an exhibition match between selected players in MLS Next Pro. Similar to events such as Major League Baseball's All-Star Futures Game, the National Hockey League's NHL All-Star Skills Competition and the National Basketball Association's Rising Stars Challenge, the event serves as a supporting event to the league's all-star game. [1]
The inaugural game, held on August 4, 2014 against the Portland Timbers U23s at Providence Park, ended in a scoreless draw. [2] The competition was held every season until 2020 when it was disrupted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The competition resumed under its current name and format.
Year | Date | Score | Opponent | Venue | Host Club | Most Valuable Player |
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2014 | August 5 | 0–0 | Portland Timbers U23s | Providence Park | Portland Timbers | Jon Kempin, GK, Sporting Kansas City |
2015 | July 28 | 1–1 (4–5) | Club América U-20s | Dick's Sporting Goods Park | Colorado Rapids | León Quiñones, GK, Club América |
2016 | July 27 | 0–2 | Mexico U-20s | Avaya Stadium | San Jose Earthquakes | Luis Marquez, MF, Guadalajara |
2017 | August 1 | 2–2 | Guadalajara U-20s | Toyota Park | Chicago Fire | Kortne Ford, DF, Colorado Rapids |
2018 | July 31 | 1–1 | Tigres U-20s | Atlanta United FC training facility | Atlanta United FC | Andrew Carleton, MF, Atlanta United FC |
2019 | July 30 | 2–2 (3–0) | Chivas U-20s | ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex | Orlando City SC | Noble Okello, MF, Toronto FC |
2020 | On hiatus due to COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. | |||||
Year | Date | Home | Score | Away | Venue | Host Club | Most Valuable Player |
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2022 | August 10 | MLS Next West | 1–2 | MLS Next East | Allianz Field | Minnesota United FC | Favian Loyola, MF, Orlando City B |
2023 | July 19 | MLS Next West | 2–2 (5–4p) | MLS Next East | Glenn Warner Soccer Facility | D.C. United | Mo Shour, GK, Tacoma Defiance |
2024 | July 23 [3] | MLS Next West | 2–4 | MLS Next East | Historic Crew Stadium | Columbus Crew | Cavan Sullivan, MF, Philadelphia Union |
Pos. | Player | Club | Age |
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GK | Jon Kempin | Sporting Kansas City | 21 |
GK | Matt Lampson | Columbus Crew | 24 |
DF | Connor Lade | New York Red Bulls | 24 |
DF | Ashtone Morgan | Toronto FC | 22 |
DF | Shane O'Neill | Colorado Rapids | 21 |
DF | Erik Palmer-Brown | Sporting Kansas City | 17 |
DF | Carlos Salcedo | Real Salt Lake | 20 |
MF | Steven Evans | Portland Timbers | 22 |
MF | Danny Garcia | FC Dallas | 20 |
MF | Zach Pfeffer | Philadelphia Union | 19 |
MF | Chris Ritter | Chicago Fire | 23 |
MF | Dillon Serna | Colorado Rapids | 20 |
MF | Harry Shipp | Chicago Fire | 22 |
MF | Russell Teibert | Vancouver Whitecaps FC | 21 |
MF | Wil Trapp | Columbus Crew | 21 |
FW | Caleb Calvert | Chivas USA | 17 |
FW | Bradford Jamieson IV | LA Galaxy | 17 |
FW | Sean Okoli | Seattle Sounders FC | 21 |
FW | Tommy Thompson | San Jose Earthquakes | 18 |
FW | Gyasi Zardes | LA Galaxy | 22 |
Pos. | Player | Club | Age |
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GK | Jesse González | FC Dallas | 21 |
GK | Matt Lampson | Columbus Crew | 25 |
DF | Justen Glad | Real Salt Lake | 18 |
DF | Shane O'Neill | Colorado Rapids | 22 |
DF | Erik Palmer-Brown | Sporting Kansas City | 18 |
DF | Jalen Robinson | D.C. United | 21 |
DF | Oscar Sorto | LA Galaxy | 21 |
DF | Tyler Turner | Orlando City SC | 19 |
MF | Jay Chapman | Toronto FC | 21 |
MF | Sean Davis | New York Red Bulls | 22 |
MF | Zach Pfeffer | Philadelphia Union | 20 |
MF | Memo Rodríguez | Houston Dynamo | 19 |
MF | Dillon Serna | Colorado Rapids | 21 |
MF | Harry Shipp | Chicago Fire | 23 |
MF | Ben Swanson | Columbus Crew | 18 |
MF | Russell Teibert | Vancouver Whitecaps FC | 21 |
MF | Alex Zendejas | FC Dallas | 17 |
FW | Coy Craft | FC Dallas | 18 |
FW | Kianz Froese | Vancouver Whitecaps FC | 19 |
FW | Anthony Jackson-Hamel | Montreal Impact | 21 |
FW | Bradford Jamieson IV | LA Galaxy | 18 |
FW | Tommy Thompson | San Jose Earthquakes | 19 |
Pos. | Player | Club | Age |
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GK | Maxime Crépeau | Montreal Impact | 22 |
GK | Jesse González | FC Dallas | 21 |
DF | Danilo Acosta | Real Salt Lake | 18 |
DF | Justen Glad | Real Salt Lake | 19 |
DF | Aaron Guillen | FC Dallas | 23 |
DF | Phanuel Kavita | Real Salt Lake | 23 |
DF | Jalen Robinson | D.C. United | 22 |
DF | Tyler Turner | Orlando City SC | 20 |
MF | Tyler Adams | New York Red Bulls | 17 |
MF | Jordan Allen | Real Salt Lake | 21 |
MF | Jay Chapman | Toronto FC | 22 |
MF | Coy Craft | FC Dallas | 19 |
MF | Harrison Heath† | Orlando City SC | 20 |
MF | Zachary Herivaux† | New England Revolution | 20 |
MF | Aaron Kovar | Seattle Sounders FC | 22 |
MF | Raúl Mendiola | LA Galaxy | 22 |
MF | Tommy Thompson | San Jose Earthquakes | 20 |
FW | Joey Calistri | Chicago Fire | 22 |
FW | Jordan Hamilton | Toronto FC | 20 |
FW | Jack McBean | LA Galaxy | 21 |
FW | Jordan Morris | Seattle Sounders FC | 21 |
† – Herivaux was named as an injury replacement for Heath.
Pos. | Player | Club | Age |
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GK | Jesse González | FC Dallas | 22 |
GK | Evan Louro | New York Red Bulls | 21 |
DF | Marco Farfan† | Portland Timbers | 18 |
DF | Kortne Ford | Colorado Rapids | 19 |
DF | Justen Glad | Real Salt Lake | 20 |
DF | Erik Palmer-Brown† | Sporting Kansas City | 20 |
DF | Auston Trusty | Philadelphia Union | 18 |
MF | Tyler Adams | New York Red Bulls | 18 |
MF | Alphonso Davies† | Vancouver Whitecaps FC | 16 |
MF | Derrick Etienne | New York Red Bulls | 20 |
MF | Chris Goslin† | Atlanta United FC | 17 |
MF | José Hernández† | Real Salt Lake | 21 |
MF | Derrick Jones | Philadelphia Union | 20 |
MF | Brooks Lennon | Real Salt Lake | 19 |
MF | Djordje Mihailovic | Chicago Fire | 18 |
MF | Paxton Pomykal | FC Dallas | 17 |
MF | Ballou Tabla† | Montreal Impact | 18 |
FW | Andrew Carleton | Atlanta United FC | 17 |
FW | Jesús Ferreira | FC Dallas | 16 |
FW | Jordan Hamilton | Toronto FC | 21 |
FW | Bradford Jamieson IV | LA Galaxy | 20 |
† – Goslin, Hernández, and Palmer-Brown were named as injury replacements for Davies, Farfan, and Tabla.
Pos. | Player | Club | Age |
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GK | JT Marcinkowski | San Jose Earthquakes | 21 |
GK | Sean Melvin | Vancouver Whitecaps FC | 24 |
DF | Marco Farfan | Portland Timbers | 19 |
DF | Auston Trusty | Philadelphia Union | 19 |
DF | James Sands | New York City FC | 18 |
DF | Jaylin Lindsey | Sporting Kansas City | 18 |
DF | Aaron Herrera | Real Salt Lake | 21 |
DF | Mark McKenzie | Philadelphia Union | 19 |
DF | Matthew Real | Philadelphia Union | 18 |
MF | Andrew Carleton | Atlanta United FC | 18 |
MF | Anthony Fontana | Philadelphia Union | 18 |
MF | Cameron Lindley | Orlando City SC | 21 |
MF | Liam Fraser | Toronto FC | 20 |
MF | Sebastian Saucedo | Real Salt Lake | 21 |
MF | Ben Mines | New York Red Bulls | 18 |
MF | Efraín Álvarez | LA Galaxy | 16 |
MF | Lagos Kunga | Atlanta United FC | 19 |
MF | Paxton Pomykal | FC Dallas | 17 |
MF | Wan Kuzain | Sporting Kansas City | 19 |
FW | Jesús Ferreira | FC Dallas | 17 |
Pos. | Player | Club | Age |
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GK | David Ochoa | Real Salt Lake | 18 |
GK | JT Marcinkowski | San Jose Earthquakes | 22 |
GK | Mason Stajduhar | Orlando City SC | 21 |
DF | Clément Bayiha | Montreal Impact | 20 |
DF | Sam Vines | Colorado Rapids | 20 |
DF | Erik McCue | Houston Dynamo | 18 |
DF | Aboubacar Keita | Columbus Crew SC | 19 |
DF | Andre Reynolds | Chicago Fire | 18 |
DF | George Campbell | Atlanta United FC | 18 |
DF | Bryan Reynolds | FC Dallas | 18 |
MF | Edwin Cerrillo | FC Dallas | 18 |
MF | Gianluca Busio | Sporting Kansas City | 17 |
MF | Brandon Servania | FC Dallas | 20 |
MF | Brenden Aaronson | Philadelphia Union | 18 |
MF | Cole Bassett | Colorado Rapids | 18 |
MF | Noble Okello | Toronto FC | 19 |
MF | Mathieu Choinière | Montreal Impact | 20 |
MF | Thomas Roberts | FC Dallas | 18 |
MF | Efraín Álvarez | LA Galaxy | 17 |
FW | Justin Rennicks | New England Revolution | 20 |
FW | Theo Bair | Vancouver Whitecaps FC | 19 |
FW | Benji Michel | Orlando City SC | 21 |
FW | Handwalla Bwana | Seattle Sounders FC | 22 |
FW | Omir Fernandez | New York Red Bulls | 20 |
MLS Next East Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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MLS Next West Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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