Union

Jesus Bueno’s goal in the 70th minute Saturday against CF Montreal gave the Union a 2-1 win, its first victory of the season.

The Philadelphia Union are off to the second-worst start to an MLS season in the league’s post-shootout history. Their window to turn it around is narrowing rapidly.

Last year’s start made the good of the Union better. This year’s threatens to make the bad worse.

The Philadelphia Union open 2026 with a trophy in the case, but are still in pursuit of the franchise’s first MLS Cup title as questions on the back line remain and ambitions exist that stretch well beyond simply being good again.

Trading Jakob Glesnes and Tai Baribo within MLS offers another glimpse at the constraints on the Union’s ambition, for a team that still doesn’t have an MLS championship.

The Union need a center back, face a question at forward and look to get creative in improving the 2025 Supporters’ Shield winner.

Brazil, France, Croatia, Curacao and Haiti are among the teams slated to play in Philadelphia at the 2026 World Cup, announced Saturday.

FIFA held the draw for the World Cup on Friday morning in Washington, setting the stage for next summer’s tournament. Official game schedules won’t be released until Saturday.

The Union on Wednesday completed the record signing of forward Ezekiel Alladoh from Swedish club IF Brommapojkarna for $4.5 million.

The Union won the Supporters Shield but fell short of MLS Cup again. What’s next after a successful yet disappointing 2025?