DeJuan Jones, is hoping to suit up for the U.S. Men’s National Team next week. DeJuan Jones has a lot of goals he wants to achieve during his playing career. Next week he’ll have the opportunity to fulfill one of them as he could suit up for the U.S. Men’s National Team. Jones’ first international call-up came in January 2022 when he participated in a two-week camp in Phoenix, AZ. It was an enjoyable experience for the defender, but it didn’t result in an appearance. One year later, he’s hoping to play for his home country. “It’s going to be special,” Jones said about potentially earning his ..read more

Photo by Fred Kfoury III/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The friendship is just another example of how soccer brings people together It really is unique how soccer can bring people together. The friendship between New England Revolution teammates Dylan Borrero and Djordje Petrovic is just another example of the connecting bonds the game creates. Both Petrovic and Borrero arrived in New England midway through the 2022 MLS season. At 23 and 21 years old respectively, they are the future of the Revolution. After that is where the similarities end with Borrero hailing from Colombia and spend ..read more

Brian Fluharty-USA TODAY Sports After rising through the youth ranks, Borrero earns his first senior national team call up Yet another member of the New England Revolution has been called up to their national team as Dylan Borrero earned his first senior call-up on Wednesday. In his international career, Borrero has a combined seven international appearances for Colombia at the U-17, U-18, and U-20 levels. He will hope to earn his first senior cap when Colombia faces off against the United States Men’s National Team on January 28. The matchup will be especially interesting for Revs fans as DeJ ..read more

Photo by Hannah Peters/Getty Images The United States Women’s National Team start 2023 with a 4-0 victory over New Zealand! The United States Women’s National Team took the field for the first time in 2023 as they faced 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup co-host New Zealand inside Sky Stadium in Wellington. Alyssa Naher started in goal as Crystal Dunn, Becky Sauerburnn, Naomi Gira, and Emily Fox comprised the back line. Lindsey Horan, Taylor Kornieck, and Rose Lavelle composed the midfield, while Mallory Swanson, Alex Morgan, and Midge Purce provided the attack. A golden opportunity came for the US i ..read more

Eric Canha-USA TODAY Sports The deal includes options through the 2025 season The New England Revolution’s ironman isn’t leaving the club anytime soon. Andrew Farrell and the Revs agreed to a one-year contract extension that includes two additional option years for 2024 and 2025. Farrell’s extension through the 2023 season utilized Target Allocation Money. Farrell boasts the most regular season appearances (304), starts (301), and minutes played (26,792) in MLS since he joined New England as the first-overall pick in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft. The 30-year-old has been voted the Revolution Defend ..read more

Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports He’s also excited for sushi Dave Romney is a California boy through and through but the center back has always found himself being pulled to the New England Revolution. It only makes sense that he is now on the team. The Revs acquired Romney via a trade with Nashville SC this offseason. The center back will look to compete for a starting position in 2023 with New England having a decently deep back line featuring Andrew Farrell and Henry Kessler. The 29-year-old recognized that there will be a competition for minutes heading into the regular season. “Ye ..read more

Paul Rutherford-USA TODAY Sports “I’m not even gonna discuss it. That’s over with now.” In Bruce Arena’s first preseason media availability of 2023, the New England Revolution head coach had no time to discuss the grievance that was dropped as the result of the trade with LAFC that saw Latif Blessing come to New England. The Bent Musket’s own Seth Macomber was the first to report that the Revs withdrew their greviance with LAFC over the Ismael Tajouri-Shradi trade as a term of the trade that saw Blessing join the Revolution. “The New England Revolution have withdrawn their grievance about Los ..read more

Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports After a tumultuous end to his LAFC career, Blessing is happier on and off the field. It can be really difficult to play soccer when your family is over 7,000 miles away. That is what recent New England Revolution acquisition Latif Blessing has had to deal with for over five years. “I’m so happy to be here,” Blessing stated in his first press conference with New England media. “It’s my dream to move forward and it was the best thing for New England to call me to come and be with their family. So, I’m so happy to be here.” While LAFC were crowned MLS Cup champion ..read more

Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports Petrović joins Serbia ahead of an international friendly against the United States on January 25th. New England Revolution goalkeeper Djordje Petrović returns to the Serbian National Team as the 23-year-old goalkeeper received his third call-up ahead of an upcoming friendly against the United States on January 25th at 10:00 PM ET. Petrović has one senior international cap to his name which came on January 25th, 2021 when Petrović notched a clean sheet in a friendly against the Dominican Republic. Petrović also appeared on the bench for a friendly against Panama ..read more

Photo by Tim Bouwer/ISI Photos/Getty Images Panayotou becomes the tenth player to sign a Homegrown deal with the Revs. The New England Revolution made another addition to their roster in the lead-up to 2023 on Tuesday as the club signed the 2022 Academy Player of the Year, Jack Panayotou, to a Homegrown deal through the 2026 MLS season with a club option for 2027. Panayotou becomes the tenth player to ink a Homegrown contract with the Revolution. “Having been with the club since I was at the Under-13 level, this is truly a dream come true,” he said. “I am thankful to Bruce Arena, Curt Onalfo ..read more