FC Dallas have unveiled their secondary jersey for the 2025 MLS season, The Inferno Kit by adidas. The kit is a tribute to the club's passion, deep-rooted history and the fire that fuels the fans, as ...

So, FC Dallas will rock ... and "boldly celebrates the Dallas Burn era while also paying tribute to the Dallas Tornado, the NASL team founded by Lamar Hunt." "The jersey’s cool blue base bursts ...

FC Dallas will debut a new uniform to celebrate ... passionate fans and deep soccer roots in North Texas. The jersey’s cool blue base bursts with striking red flames, symbolizing the passion ...

DALLAS — Football season has come to an end, but "futbol" season is almost here. FC Dallas will kick off their 2025 campaign in February, and the team will look a lot different than last year ...

February 12 - FC Dallas acquired star midfielder Luciano Acosta from FC Cincinnati on Wednesday for $5 million and up to another $1 million based on performance metrics. Acosta, the MLS MVP in ...

FRISCO, Texas — FC Dallas won't look the same in 2025 as it did last year. There is a new coach. Franchise players have been traded or sold. The front office has been spending big money to bring ...

FC Cincinnati confirmed Wednesday that Acosta, 30, has been traded to FC Dallas in exchange for $5 million, as well as $1 million in performance-based incentives. This content is imported from ...

FC Dallas transferred midfielder Alan Velasco to Boca Juniors in Argentina on Thursday, and also moved defender Nkosi Tafari to LAFC. Dallas did not disclose the fee received for the deal ...

February 13 - FC Dallas announced the signing of 19-year-old Brazilian defender Alvaro Augusto on Thursday. He arrives via free transfer from Portugal's Portimonense S.C. and will occupy an ...

FRISCO, Texas (AP) — FC Dallas acquired Argentine midfielder Luciano Acosta from FC Cincinnati for at least $5 million Wednesday in one of the biggest official cash-for-player swaps to date in MLS.

There’s a “but” involved, which is that Acosta only made his way to the market after a wildly public falling out with FC Cincinnati’s general manager. Still, Dallas badly needed creativity ...