2023 MLS SuperDraft

2023 MLS SuperDraft
General information
SportSoccer
Date(s)December 21, 2022
Time1:00 p.m.
Network(s)Twitch
Overview
83 total selections in 3 rounds
LeagueMajor League Soccer
Teams29
First selectionHamady Diop, Charlotte FC

The 2023 MLS SuperDraft was the 24th edition of the SuperDraft conducted by Major League Soccer. It was held on December 21, 2022, becoming the first SuperDraft to be held in December, but retained the 2023 branding.[1] The draft was conducted via conference call and streamed online. Previously, the SuperDraft had been held in conjunction with the annual January United Soccer Coaches convention.[2]

Since 2021, the SuperDraft has consisted of three rounds. Teams that received fourth-round picks for this draft via past trades received compensatory picks instead.[3] The first overall pick is awarded to expansion team St. Louis City SC and the remaining picks are set by 2022 regular season and post-season results in reverse order.[1]

Format

The SuperDraft format has remained constant throughout its history and closely resembles that of the NFL Draft:

  1. Any expansion teams receive the first picks. MLS announced that St. Louis City SC[4] would debut in 2023 instead of 2022, and the league's expansion to Sacramento was put on hiatus indefinitely.
  2. Non-playoff clubs receive the next picks in reverse order of prior season finish.
  3. Teams that made the MLS Cup Playoffs are then ordered by which round of the playoffs they are eliminated.
  4. The winners of the MLS Cup are given the last selection, and the losers the penultimate selection.

Player selection

Player key
* Denotes player who has been selected for an MLS Best XI team
^ Member of 2023 Generation Adidas class
† Player who was named to an MLS Best XI and Generation Adidas
Signed key
28 Denotes player who signed for a MLS team (Division I)
4 Denotes player who signed for a USL Championship team (Division II)
38 Denotes player who signed for a MLS Next Pro, USL League One or NISA team (Division III)
3 Denotes player who signed for a team outside the United States soccer league system
7 Denotes player who returned to college team
Positions key
GK Goalkeeper DF Defender MF Midfielder FW Forward

Round 1

P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Academy team(s) Other team(s) Signed
1 Charlotte FC[R1 trade 1] Hamady Diop DF Clemson ACC SIMA Águilas — Charlotte FC
2 Orlando City SC[R1 trade 2] Shak Mohammed FW Duke ACC Right to Dream Academy
Black Rock FC 		Manhattan SC Orlando City SC
3 Colorado Rapids[R1 trade 3] Moïse Bombito DF New Hampshire America East CS Saint-Hubert Seacoast United Phantoms Colorado Rapids
4 New England Revolution[R1 trade 4] Joshua Bolma MF Maryland Big Ten Rising Stars Academy
Black Rock FC 		Ocean City Nor'easters
Westchester Flames 		New England Revolution
5 Vancouver Whitecaps FC[R1 trade 5] J.C. Ngando MF UNC Greensboro SoCon Amiens
Paris FC 		South Georgia Tormenta FC 2 Vancouver Whitecaps FC
6 Orlando City SC[R1 trade 6] Duncan McGuire FW Creighton Big East Elkhorn SC Lane United FC Orlando City SC
7 Real Salt Lake[R1 trade 7] Ilijah Paul FW Washington Pac-12 Valparaiso United
Real Salt Lake
Phoenix Rising FC
Barca Residency Academy 		FC Tucson
Crossfire Redmond 		Real Salt Lake
8 Sporting Kansas City Stephen Afrifa FW FIU American Woodbridge Strikers One Knoxville SC Sporting Kansas City
9 St. Louis City SC[R1 trade 8] Owen O'Malley MF Creighton Big East North Carolina FC Boston Bolts
Vermont Green FC 		St. Louis City SC
10 San Jose Earthquakes[R1 trade 9] Daniel Munie DF Indiana Big Ten Saint Louis FC St. Louis Scott Gallagher SC San Jose Earthquakes
11 Nashville SC[R1 trade 10] Joey Skinner DF Clemson ACC Charlotte Independence Charlotte Independence 2 Nashville SC
12 Charlotte FC[R1 trade 11] Patrick Agyemang FW Rhode Island A-10 Hartford Hellions Western Mass Pioneers Charlotte FC
13 Austin FC[R1 trade 12] CJ Fodrey FW San Diego State Pac-12 Albion SC
San Diego Surf
San Diego Nomads
LA Galaxy 		San Diego Loyal SC Austin FC
14 Columbus Crew Maximilian Arfsten FW UC Davis Big West California Odyssey San Jose Earthquakes II Columbus Crew
15 Portland Timbers Noel Caliskan MF Loyola Marymount West Coast 1. FC Köln
Fortuna Düsseldorf 		Flint City Bucks
SpVg Frechen 20 		Portland Timbers 2
16 Real Salt Lake Bertin Jacquesson FW Pittsburgh ACC Strasbourg — Real Salt Lake
17 Orlando City SC Abdi Salim DF Syracuse ACC Delaware SC
Empire United 		Ocean City Nor'easters Orlando City SC
18 Inter Miami CF Cole Jensen GK Xavier Big East Elkhorn SC — Inter Miami CF
19 Minnesota United FC Ryen Jiba DF SLCC NJCAA Sparta United Park City Red Wolves SC
Union Omaha 		Minnesota United FC
20 Austin FC[R1 trade 13] Valentin Noël MF Pittsburgh ACC Chamois Niortais — Austin FC II
21 New York Red Bulls Elian Haddock GK Yale Ivy Bavarian SC —
22 FC Cincinnati Joey Akpunonu DF Bowling Green MAC Pacesetter SC Toledo Villa FC FC Cincinnati
23 LA Galaxy Gino Vivi FW Central Florida AAC Deportivo Saprissa — LA Galaxy
24 FC Dallas Herbert Endeley FW Indiana Big Ten Minneapolis United Minneapolis City SC FC Dallas
25 Real Salt Lake[R1 trade 14] Emeka Eneli FW Cornell Ivy Columbus Crew
Ohio Premier 		Lionsbridge FC
Flint City Bucks 		Real Salt Lake
26 New York City FC Malcolm Johnston MF Maryland Big Ten Vaughan Azzurri Vaughan Azzurri Whitecaps FC 2
27 Columbus Crew[R1 trade 15] Xavier Zengue DF Dayton A-10 St. Paul Blackhawks
Minnesota Thunder 		Minneapolis City SC Columbus Crew 2
28 Philadelphia Union Holden Trent GK High Point Big South Carolina Rapids
NC Fusion
Charlotte Independence 		South Georgia Tormenta FC 2 Philadelphia Union
29 Vancouver Whitecaps FC[R1 trade 16] Levonte Johnson FW Syracuse ACC Master's FA Capital FC
Chicago FC United 		Whitecaps FC 2

Round 2

P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Academy team Other team Signed
30 St. Louis City SC John Klein MF Saint Louis A-10 Portland Timbers Portland Timbers 2
Chicago FC United
St. Louis Scott Gallagher SC
Kaw Valley FC 		St. Louis City 2
31 D.C. United Ben Stitz MF Penn Ivy Baltimore Celtic FC Baltimore Christos FC Cincinnati 2
32 Toronto FC Jalen Watson DF Penn State Big Ten Erin Mills SC
Vancouver Whitecaps FC 		— Toronto FC II
33 San Jose Earthquakes Liam Butts FW Penn State Big Ten Gwinnett Soccer Academy
Atlanta United FC
Philadelphia Union 		East Atlanta FC Penn State
34 Houston Dynamo FC Isaiah Reid FW Clemson ACC Charlotte Soccer Academy — Houston Dynamo 2
35 Nashville SC[R2 trade 1] Sean Suber DF Charlotte American Carolina Rapids — Huntsville City FC
36 Atlanta United FC Tyler Young MF Campbell Big South Carolina Rapids Charlotte Eagles Atlanta United 2
37 Sporting Kansas City Chris Rindov DF Maryland Big Ten Olney Soccer — Sporting Kansas City
38 Seattle Sounders FC Eythor Björgolfsson FW Kentucky Sun Belt Ull/Kisa
Nardo FK 		Vermont Green FC Tacoma Defiance
39 New England Revolution Victor Souza DF Boston College ACC Met Oval
New York City FC 		Lionsbridge FC New England Revolution II
40 Charlotte FC Nick Scardina FW Washington Pac-12 Portland Timbers PDX FC
Crossfire Redmond 		Charlotte FC
41 Colorado Rapids Oliver Semmle GK Marshall Sun Belt FC Rastatt 04
Karlsruher SC 		— Louisville City FC
42 Vancouver Whitecaps FC Daniel Nimick DF Western Michigan MAC Leeds United
Harrogate Town 		Grand Rapids FC
South Bend Lions 		HFX Wanderers FC
43 Columbus Crew Clay Holstad MF Kentucky Sun Belt Birmingham United Dalton Red Wolves SC Columbus Crew 2
44 Portland Timbers Ryan Bilichuk GK Elon CAA D.C. United
Barca Residency Academy 		Greenville FC
Asheville City SC 		Portland Timbers 2
45 Real Salt Lake Amferny Sinclair MF Syracuse ACC Alajuelense
Once de Abril 		Reading United
FC Buffalo
One Knoxville SC 		Real Monarchs
46 Orlando City SC Luis Grassow DF Kentucky Sun Belt TSV Neuried
SpVgg Unterhaching
SV Planegg-Krailling 		FC Pipinsried
SSV Ulm 1846
TSV Neuried
Ocean City Nor'easters 		Retired[17]
47 Inter Miami CF Bachir Ndiaye MF UNC Wilmington CAA Onslow Classic Asheville City SC Charlotte Independence
48 Minnesota United FC Emmanuel Iwe MF St. Cloud State NSIC Joy Athletic Club Joy St. Louis Park
Minnesota United FC 2 		Minnesota United FC 2
49 Nashville SC Alex Meinhard FW Tulsa AAC Santos Tartu Santos Tartu Clemson
50 New York Red Bulls Ethan Conley DF UNC Greensboro SoCon Sockers FC Chicago North Carolina Fusion U23 UNC Greensboro
51 FC Cincinnati Hunter Morse GK Western Michigan MAC Michigan Wolves Detroit City FC
Kalamazoo FC 		FC Cincinnati 2
52 LA Galaxy Russell Shealy GK Syracuse ACC Darlington Academy
Concorde Fire
Atlanta United FC 		Georgia Revolution FC
Reading United 		Crown Legacy FC
53 FC Dallas Ryan Wittenbrink FW Indiana Big Ten FC United
Libertyville FC 1974 		Chicago FC United Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC
54 CF Montréal Milo Garvanian DF North Carolina ACC Rio Rapids SC
Colorado Rapids 		South Georgia Tormenta FC 2
Tennessee SC 		New Mexico United
55 New York City FC Braudílio Rodrigues FW Franklin Pierce NE-10 Odivelas
Benfica
AD Oeiras
Os Belenenses
Real 		Sintra
Western Mass Pioneers 		Tacoma Defiance
56 Austin FC Jackson Wälti MF Pittsburgh ACC SIMA Águilas — Austin FC II
57 Philadelphia Union Stefan Stojanovic FW Georgetown Big East Sockers FC Chicago Chicago FC United
Philadelphia Union II 		Philadelphia Union II
58 Los Angeles FC Jassem Koleilat GK New Hampshire America East Laval
Sparta Prague 		Seacoast United Phantoms Los Angeles FC 2

Round 3

P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Academy team Other team Signed
59 Seattle Sounders FC[R1 trade 17] Blake Bowen DF San Diego State Pac-12 OC Surf — Tacoma Defiance
60 D.C. United Aidan Rocha MF Georgetown Big East Bethesda SC — Loudoun United FC
61 Toronto FC Charlie Sharp FW Western Michigan MAC Michigan Wolves Flint City Bucks
Seacoast United Phantoms 		Western Michigan
62 San Jose Earthquakes Hunter George FW Maryland Big Ten Sacramento Republic FC —
63 Houston Dynamo FC Frantz Pierrot FW Connecticut Big East Seacoast United Phantoms
FC Westchester 		Reading United
Boston Bolts
Seacoast United Phantoms 		Athlone Town
64 Chicago Fire FC Noah Egan DF Vermont America East Strikers FC Irvine Magia FA Chicago Fire II
65 Nashville SC[R3 trade 1] Makel Rasheed DF Xavier Big East McLean Soccer Asheville City SC Xavier
66 New York City FC[R3 trade 2] MD Myers FW Rutgers Big Ten Philadelphia Union Ocean City Nor'easters New York City FC II
67 Chicago Fire FC[R3 trade 3] Billy Hency MF Loyola-Chicago A-10 Sporting STL Chicago FC United Chicago Fire II
68 New England Revolution Andreas Ueland DF Virginia ACC Bryne FK — Chicago Fire II
69 Charlotte FC Andrew Privett MF Penn State Big Ten Baltimore Armour Christos FC Charlotte FC
70 Colorado Rapids PASS — — — — — —
71 Vancouver Whitecaps FC Buster Sjöberg DF Syracuse ACC IFK Uppsala
IK Sirius 		Gamla Upsala SK
One Knoxville SC 		Syracuse
72 Austin FC[R3 trade 4] Salvatore Mazzaferro DF South Florida AAC Toronto FC South Georgia Tormenta FC 2 Austin FC II
73 Portland Timbers Jaden Jones-Riley DF Dayton A-10 — Tallahassee SC
One Knoxville SC 		Portland Timbers 2
74 Real Salt Lake Moses Mensah DF Campbell Big South WA All Stars Des Moines Menace
One Knoxville SC 		Birmingham Legion FC
75 CF Montréal[R3 trade 5] Ousman Jabang DF Mercer SoCon Georgia Soccer
Atlanta United FC 		Georgia Revolution FC CF Montréal
76 Chicago Fire FC[R3 trade 6] Wilmer Cabrera Jr. FW Butler Big East Colorado Rapids
IMG Academy
Houston Dynamo FC 		Brazos Valley Cavalry FC
Rio Grande Valley FC 		Real Cartagena
77 LA Galaxy[R3 trade 7] PASS — — — — — —
78 Nashville SC Rory O'Driscoll MF New Hampshire America East Minneapolis United
Minnesota Thunder 		North Carolina Fusion U23
Minneapolis City SC 		Minnesota United FC 2
79 New York Red Bulls Amos Shapiro-Thompson MF Boston College ACC New England Revolution
Dinamo Zagreb
Legia Warsaw 		Western Mass Pioneers New York Red Bulls II
80 FC Cincinnati London Aghedo DF Air Force WAC Real SoCal — FC Cincinnati
81 LA Galaxy PASS — — — — — —
82 FC Dallas Kameron Lacey FW Charlotte AAC Miramar United
SIMA Águilas
FC Dallas
Orlando City SC 		Asheville City SC Minnesota United FC 2
83 CF Montréal Nick Christoffersen GK Penn Ivy Toronto FC Toronto FC II
West Chester United SC
Vermont Green FC 		Penn
84 Nashville SC[R3 trade 8] Lyam MacKinnon FW Villanova Big East Lausanne-Sport Reading United
West Chester United SC 		Greenville Triumph SC
85 Portland Timbers[R3 trade 9] Tyler Clegg DF James Madison Sun Belt Evergreen Hammers Evergreen FC
Northern Virginia FC
Asheville City SC 		Portland Timbers 2
86 Philadelphia Union PASS — — — — — —
87 Los Angeles FC Noah Dollenmayer DF Cal State San Bernardino CCAA Sporting San Fernando FC Golden State Force Los Angeles FC 2

Round 4

Compensatory pick for a trade done before the SuperDraft was downsized to only three rounds.

P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Academy team Other team Signed
88 Portland Timbers[R4 trade 1] PASS — — — — — —

Notable undrafted players

Homegrown players

Further information: Homegrown Player Rule (Major League Soccer)
Original MLS team Player Position College Conference Notes Ref.
Seattle Sounders FC Jacob Castro GK San Diego State Pac-12 [23]
New York Red Bulls Jayden Reid DF Connecticut Big East [24]

Eligible players who signed outside of MLS in 2023

This is a list of eligible players who signed in leagues outside of MLS prior to the SuperDraft, but were still draft eligible.

Player Nat. Position College Conference Team League Notes Ref.
Nathan Opoku FW Syracuse ACC Leicester City Premier League [25]

Other notable players

Original MLS Team Player Pos Affiliation Played in MLS Notes
Houston Dynamo FC Charles Auguste MF Creighton 2023–

Summary

Selections by college athletic conference

Conference Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Total
NCAA Division I conferences
ACC 7 6 3 16
America East 1 1 2 5
American 1 2 2 5
Atlantic 10 2 1 2 5
Big East 3 1 5 9
Big South 1 1 1 3
Big Ten 4 4 3 11
Big West 1 0 0 1
Colonial 0 2 0 2
Ivy 2 1 1 4
MAC 1 2 1 4
Pac-12 2 1 1 4
SoCon 1 1 1 3
Sun Belt 1 4 1 6
WAC 0 0 1 1
West Coast 1 0 0 1
Non-Division I conferences
CCAA 0 0 1 1
Northeast-10 0 1 0 1
NSIC 0 1 0 1
NJCAA 1 0 0 1
Passes
Passes 0 0 4 4

Schools with multiple draft selections

Selections Schools
5 Syracuse
4 Maryland
3 Clemson, Indiana, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Western Michigan
2 Creighton, Dayton, Georgetown, Penn, San Diego State, UNC Greensboro, Washington

2023 SuperDraft trades

Round 1
  1. ^ No. 1: St. Louis City → Charlotte. December 21, 2022: Charlotte acquired St. Louis City SC's first-round selection in exchange for $400,000 in General Allocation Money and their No. 20 MLS SuperDraft pick.[5]
  2. ^ No. 2: D.C. United → Orlando. December 21, 2022: Orlando acquired D.C. United's first-round selection in exchange for Ruan.[6]
  3. ^ No. 3: Toronto → Colorado. July 8, 2022: Colorado acquired Toronto FC's first-round selection and Ralph Priso in exchange for $1,025,000 in general allocation money, and Mark-Anthony Kaye.[7]
  4. ^ No. 4: San Jose → New England. December 21, 2022: New England acquired San Jose Earthquakes's first-round selection in exchange for $250,000 in General Allocation Money and their No. 10 MLS SuperDraft pick.[8]
  5. ^ No. 5: Houston → Vancouver. December 21, 2022: Vancouver acquired Houston Dynamo FC's first-round selection in exchange for $225,000 in General Allocation Money and their No. 13 MLS SuperDraft pick.[8]
  6. ^ No. 6: Chicago → Orlando. May 5, 2022: Orlando acquired Chicago Fire FC's first-round selection and discovery rights to Chris Mueller in exchange for $250,000 in 2022 general allocation money, and $250,000 in 2023 in general allocation money, and discovery prior for an unnamed player.[9]
  7. ^ No. 7: Atlanta → Salt Lake. December 21, 2022: Real Salt Lake acquired Atlanta United FC's first-round selection in exchange for $175,000 in General Allocation Money.[8]
  8. ^ No. 9: Seattle → St. Louis. December 21, 2022: St. Louis City acquired Seattle Sounders FC's first-round selection in exchange for $175,000 in General Allocation Money and the no. 59 pick in the 2023 MLS SuperDraft.[8]
  9. ^ No. 10: New England → San Jose. December 21, 2022: San Jose acquired New England Revolution's first-round selection as part of the No.4 pick trade.[8]
  10. ^ No. 11: Charlotte → Nashville. December 12, 2021: Nashville exercised the right to swap Charlotte FC's first-round selection in exchange for two international roster spots and Charlotte sending $500,000 allocation to Nashville.[10]
  11. ^ No. 12: Colorado → Charlotte. December 21, 2022: Charlotte acquired Colorado Rapids No. 12 pick in exchange for $50,000 in 2023 GAM, $50,000 in conditional GAM, and a first round pick in the 2024 MLS SuperDraft.[11]
  12. ^ No. 13: Vancouver → Houston → Austin. December 21, 2022: Houston acquired Vancouver Whitecaps FC's first-round selection as part of the No.5 pick trade. It was subsequently traded to Austin FC in exchange for $100,000 in General Allocation Money (50,000 in 2023 General Allocation Money (GAM), and $50k in 2024 GAM) and the No. 27 pick in the 2023 MLS SuperDraft.[12]
  13. ^ No. 20: Nashville → Charlotte → St. Louis City → Austin. November 9, 2022: Charlotte acquired Nashville SC's first-round selection in a swap of first round picks from a December 12, 2021 trade, St. Louis acquired the No. 20 pick from Charlotte in exchange for $400,000 GAM and the No. 1 Pick. Austin acquired the No. 20 pick from St. Louis in exchange for $50,000 General Allocation Money and conditional General Allocation Money.[13]
  14. ^ No. 25: Montréal → Salt Lake. December 21, 2022: Salt Lake acquired CF Montréal's first-round selection as part of the trade for Aaron Herrera.[14]
  15. ^ No. 27: Austin → Houston → Columbus. December 21, 2022: Columbus acquired the pick from Houston for $50,000 of General Allocation Money.
  16. ^ No. 29: Los Angeles FC → Vancouver. December 14, 2021: Vancouver acquired Los Angeles FC's first-round selection and Tristan Blackmon in exchange for $350,000 in General Allocation Money.[15]
  17. ^ No. 59: St. Louis → Seattle. December 21, 2022: Seattle acquired the No. 59 pick from St. Louis City SC as part of the earlier No. 9 pick trade.[8]
Round 2
  1. ^ No. 35: Chicago → Nashville. November 9, 2022: Nashville acquired Chicago Fire FC's natural second-round selection and $175,000 in General Allocation Money in exchange for an international roster slot.[16]
Round 3
  1. ^ No. 65: Atlanta → Nashville. June 22, 2022: Nashville acquired Atlanta United FC's natural third-round selection and $175,000 in General Allocation Money in exchange for an international roster slot.[18]
  2. ^ No. 66: Kansas City → New York City FC. June 22, 2022: New York City FC acquired Sporting Kansas City's natural third-round selection.
  3. ^ No. 67: Seattle → Chicago. February 14, 2022: Chicago acquired Seattle Sounders FC's natural third-round selection in exchange for the College Protected Period Priority for Jackson Ragen.[19]
  4. ^ No. 72: Columbus → Austin. December 23, 2021: Austin acquired Columbus Crew's natural third-round selection in exchange for switching draft positions in the 2022 MLS Re-Entry Draft.[20]
  5. ^ No. 75: Orlando → Montréal. January 25, 2022: Montréal acquired Orlando City SC's natural third-round selection and $200,000 in General Allocation Money in exchange for an international roster slot.[21]
  6. ^ No. 76: Miami → Chicago. January 25, 2022: Chicago acquired Inter Miami CF's natural third-round selection.
  7. ^ No. 77: Minnesota → LA Galaxy. November 7, 2022: LA Galaxy acquired Minnesota United FC's natural third-round selection and $75,000 in General Allocation Money in exchange for Cameron Dunbar.[22]
  8. ^ No. 84: NYCFC → Nashville. November 17, 2022: Nashville acquired New York City FC's natural third-round selection/
  9. ^ No. 85: Austin → Portland. November 7, 2022: Austin acquired Portland Timbers's natural third-round selection/
Compensatory picks
  1. ^ No. 88: Salt Lake → Portland. June 9, 2020: Portland acquired Real Salt Lake's pick via trade for Ryan Sierakowski

References

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