The MLS SuperDraft takes place on Friday, with 22 teams getting a chance to fill out their rosters. Expansion teams Minnesota United and Atlanta United have the first two picks, and will expect their selections to play immediate roles with the team.
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Find out who your team took in the MLS SuperDraft.
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Former Duke forward Jeremy Ebobisse is the clear favorite to be the first overall pick. Most expect Atlanta to use their No. 2 overall pick on a defender, with Syracuse’s Miles Robinson and Notre Dame’s Brandon Aubrey thought to be the highest-rated defenders going into the draft.
There’s a lot of curiosity around UCLA forward Abu Danladi, one of the biggest talents in the draft. However, Danladi has had numerous injury and fitness concerns throughout his career. He could go high, but could also slide down the board considerably.
The draft gets underway at 3 p.m. ET, 12 p.m. local time from Los Angeles. You can watch the draft on MLS’ website here. Here’s a full list of eligible players. If you’re wondering who your team might pick, check out SB Nation’s mock draft. Results will update live below.
Round 1
- Minnesota — Abu Danladi, F, UCLA
- Atlanta — Miles Robinson, D, Syracuse
- NYCFC (from Chicago) — Jonathan Lewis, F, Akron
- Portland (from Houston) — Jeremy Ebobisse, F, Duke
- Columbus — Lalas Abubakar, D, Dayton
- San Jose — Jackson Yueill, M, UCLA
- Vancouver — Jakob Nerwinski, D, UConn
- Atlanta (from Orlando) — Julian Gressel, M, Providence
- Columbus (from New England) — Niko Hansen, F, New Mexico
- Houston — Joe Holland, M, Hofstra
- Chicago (from Philadelphia) — Daniel Johnson, M, Louisville
- DC — Chris Odoi-Atsem, D, Maryland
- RSL — Reagan Dunk, D, Denver
- Kansas City — Colton Storm, D, UNC
- Colorado (from LA) — Sam Hamilton, M, Denver
- NYCFC — Kwame Awuah, D, UConn
- Red Bulls — Zeiko Lewis, F, Boston College
- Dallas — Jacori Hayes, M, Wake Forest
- Montreal — Nick Depuy, D/F, UC Santa Barbara
- New England (from Colorado) — Brian Wright, F, Vermont
- Toronto — Brandon Aubrey, D, Notre Dame
- Seattle — Brian Nana-Sinkam, D, Stanford
Round 2
- Minnesota — Alec Ferrell, GK, Wake Forest
- Colorado (from Atlanta) — Liam Callahan, D, Syracuse
- Philadelphia Union (from Chicago, via Minnesota) — Marcus Epps, F, USF
- Chicago (from Houston, via Toronto) — Stefan Cleveland, GK, Louisville
- Chicago (from Columbus, via Montreal & Toronto) — Guillermo Delgado, F, Delaware
- San Jose — Lindo Mfeka, M, USF
- Vancouver — Francis De Vries, D, Saint Francis
- Houston (from Orlando) — Jake McGuire, GK, Tulsa
- New England — Napo Matsoso, M, Kentucky
- Portland — Michael Amick, D, UCLA
- Philadelphia — Aaron Jones, D, Clemson
- DC — Eric Klenofsky, GK, Monmouth
- RSL — Justin Schmidt, D, Washington
- Houston (from Kansas City) — Danilo Radjen, D, Akron
- Dallas (from LA) — Walker Hume, D, UNC
- NYCFC — Jalen Brown, F, Xavier
- Red Bulls — Ethan Kutler, M, Colgate
- Dallas — Adonijah Reid, F, ANB Academy
- Montreal — Shamit Shome, M, FC Edmonton
- Minnesota (from Colorado, via Philadelphia) — Thomas De Villardi, D, Delaware
- DC (from Toronto, via Portland) — Jo-Vetle Rimstad, D, Radford
- Seattle — Dominic Oduro, D, Nordsjaelland
Round 3 (Jan. 17th via teleconference)
- Colorado (from Minnesota)
- Atlanta
- Chicago
- RSL (from Houston)
- Columbus
- San Jose
- Vancouver
- Toronto (from Orlando)
- Dallas (from New England)
- NYCFC (from Portland)
- Philadelphia
- Seattle (from DC)
- RSL
- Kansas City
- Dallas (from LA)
- NYCFC
- Red Bulls
- Dallas
- Montreal
- Orlando (from Colorado, via DC and Red Bulls)
- Toronto
- Seattle
Round 4 (Jan. 17th via teleconference)
- Minnesota
- Atlanta
- Chicago
- Houston
- Columbus
- San Jose
- Vancouver
- Orlando
- New England
- Portland
- Philadelphia
- DC
- RSL
- Portland (from Kansas City)
- LA
- Philadelphia (from NYCFC)
- Toronto (from Red Bulls)
- Dallas
- Montreal
- Colorado
- Toronto
- Seattle
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