Which Clubs Have The Most Current USMYNT Players? (2024-25)

In the second part of our series looking at the roster composition of the U.S. Youth National Team system, SoccerWire has published a full breakdown of the youth men’s program.

Similar to our reporting with the U.S. Women’s Youth National Team program, SoccerWire has accumulated all of the USMYNT rosters from June 2, 2024 to August 22, 2025 to see which clubs have had the most success in getting players called up. The data includes players from the U14-U23 teams.

Of the 86 teams that have fielded at least one USMYNT player, the Philadelphia Union have had the most with 22 players representing the United States at various youth levels. Coming in at second place with 16 players is the Los Angeles Galaxy, followed by Atlanta United FC and the Chicago Fire at 15. Closing out the top five are the San Jose Earthquakes, FC Dallas and New York Red Bulls, with 13 players each.

Notes:

Only National Camps – featuring players from all over the country training at a central location – are eligible for inclusion.
Regional ID Camps – exclusively featuring players from a single region – are not included.
Players are counted as members of clubs that they were with at the time of each call-up. If they have since moved to a different club, they are still counted on the club that they were on at the time of roster selection.
Players who had previously signed Homegrown Contracts prior to their first appearance are included.
Players who represent international clubs are included as well.
College players who had already graduated high school at the time of their call-ups do not count toward their youth club’s total.
Of the players that have been called up to represent the USYNT over the past year, 75 of them are currently signed to Major League Soccer Homegrown Player contracts or previously had signed HGP contracts. Those players are italicized next to their corresponding team.
There are also five players that are currently signed to or have in the past signed professional contracts with a USL Championship team. Those players are Da’Vian Kimbrough (Sacramento Republic), Chibuike Ukaegbu (Sacramento Republic), Bryce Jamison (Orange County SC), Matthew Corcoran (Birmingham Legion), Ramiz Hamouda (Birmingham Legion), and Drew Murray (formerly of the Oakland Roots, now with SC Freiburg)
In addition to playing for the USMYNT, 17 players have also gone on to play for the senior USMNT. Those players are in bold below next to their corresponding team.
Players from the 2024 Olympics ere included with the exception of players over the age of 23.
Although players who earned their first call-up while playing in college are not included on this list, it should be noted that one players does fit into this category. Georgetown University (Tate Lampman)
Roster data runs through August 22, 2025.

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Clubs With 22 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

Philadelphia Union Academy

Jaxson Fulmer (U14), Chris Thompson (U15), Samuel Diaz Gallego (U15), Landon Mulvenna (U15), Javier Linares (U15), Timoni Gbalajobi (U15), Marcelo Avalos (U16), Malik Jakupovic (U16), Willyam Ferreira (U16), Tyler Gladstone (U16), Isaiah Mendoza (U16), Jordan Griffin (U17), Cavan Sullivan (U17), Jamir Johnson (U17), Kellan LeBlanc (U17), Vitaliy Hyliut (U17), Neil Pierre (U19), Andrew Rick (U19), David Vazquez (U20), CJ Olney Jr. (U20) Nathan Harriel (U23), Jack McGlynn (U23)

Clubs With 16 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

Los Angeles Galaxy Academy

Luca Shevchenko (U14), Matthew Leone (U14), Thiago Romany (U14), Christian Vanney (U14), Vicente Garcia (U15), Ikenna Chidebe (U15), Edward Chadwick (U16), Max Steelman (U16), Aaron Medina (U16), Owen Pratt (U17), Ryan Hartley (U17), Enrique Martinez (U17), Eric Preston (U17), Jose Magana Jr. (U19), Harbor Miller (U20), Ruben Ramos Jr. (U20)

Clubs With 15 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

Atlanta United FC Academy

Jacob Rath (U14), Santi Suarez- Couri (U14), Oluwaseyitan Fakiyesi (U15), Noe Santillan (U15), James Donaldson (U16), Ignacio Suarez-Couri (U16), Cooper Sanchez (U16), Adyn Torres (U18), Santiago Pita (U18), Braden Dunham (U18), Dominik Chong-Qui (U18), Kaiden Moore (U18), Noah Cobb (U20), Luke Brennan (U20), Caleb Wiley (U23)

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Chicago Fire FC Academy

Alex Bayraktarov (U14), Dempsey Biller (U14), Jensyn Goranson (U14), Harrison Storey (U14), Jason Nemo (U15), Finn McCraney (U15), Robert Turdean (U15), Christopher Morales (U15), Chato Cerda (U15), Hugo Berg (U16), Roko Pehar (U16), Darris Hyte (U16), Christopher Cupps (U17), Patrick Los (U18), Sergio Oregel Jr. (U20)

Clubs With 13 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

San Jose Earthquakes Academy

Thomas White (U14), Reggie Bailey (U14), Wilson Mazariegos (U14), Juan Pablo Torres (U14), Orion Joliff (U15), Kaedren Spivey (U16), Will Ostrander (U16), Chance Cowell (U17), Oliver Tan (U17), Oscar Verhoeven (U19), Edwyn Mendoza (U19), Cruz Medina (U20), Niko Tsakiris (U20)

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FC Dallas Academy

David Martinez (U14), Jackson Pea (U14), Benjamin Flowers (U14), Christian Guillen Lopez (U15), Justus Jones (U15), Jordyn Eason (U16), Samuel Sedeh (U16), Liam Vejrostek (U16), Steel Cook (U16), Isaiah Kaakoush (U17), Jaidyn Contreras (U18), Diego Garcia (U19), Nolan Norris (U20)

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New York Red Bulls Academy

Tristan Kirk (U14), Bradley Castro (U14), Arseniy Kopytchak (U14), Eric Lodge (U15), Astin Mbaye (U15), Tobias Szewczyk (U15), Paul Sokoloff (U16), Julian Hall (U17), Tanner Rosborough (U17), Aiden Stokes (U17), Matthew Dos Santos (U17), Serge Ngoma Jr. (U20), John Tolkin (U23)

Clubs With 12 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

Columbus Crew SC Academy

Jamil Danjaji (U15), JD Adigun (U15), Richard Luong (U15), Keller Abbott (U16), Gianmarco Di Noto (U16), Prince Forfor (U16), Immanuel Ewing (U16), Chase Adams (U17), Tristan Brown (U18), Owen Presthus (U19), Taha Habroune (U20), Patrick Schulte (U23)

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Houston Dynamo Academy

Gideon Gomez (U14), Chris Gomez (U14), Kenzynton Pierre (U14), Sebastiao Nzita (U15), Jackson Bowman (U15), Lukas Brueggman (U16), Daniel Barrett (U16), Mattheo DiMareli (U16), Eamon Schorzmann (U16), Lionel Gitau (U17), Micah Harris (U17), Brooklyn Raines (U20)

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Orlando City SC Academy

Luan Silva (U14), Maxi Alvarez (U14), Camilio Guerrero (U15), Tanner Miller (U16), Jacob Ramirez (U16), Jakob Garcia (U16), Caleb Trombino (U16), Justin Ellis (U18), Tahir Reid- Brown (U19), Jackson Platts (U19), Colin Guske (U19), Duncan McGuire (U23)

Clubs With 11 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

Colorado Rapids Academy

Aidan Appiah (U14), Kade Kolling (U14), Alexander Hernandez Bautista (U15), Nathan Tchoumba (U15), Nolan Nguyen (U15), Jackson Pomeroy (U16), Miguel Alvarado (U17), Colton Swan (U18), Zackory Campagnolo (U19), Adam Beaudry (U20), Djordjie Mihailovic (U23)

Graduation: 2025

Zackory Campagnolo

Goalkeeper

Colorado Rapids

MLS NEXT

In March 2025, Campagnolo signed a two-year contract with Colorado Rapids 2 of MLS NEXT PRO.

Clubs With 10 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

Inter Miami CF Academy

Santiago Salazar (U14), Connor Dale (U15), Gabriel Florentino (U15), Nash Dearmin (U15), Zidane Cadet (U16), Matthias Vieux (U16), Nicholas De Almeida (U18), Santiago Morales (U18), Daniel Pinter (U18), Benjamin Cremaschi (U23)

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New York City FC Academy

Max Bonner (U14), Cosimo Trisanti (U14), Niccolo Vafiades (U15), Olumuyiwa Ajayi (U15), Peter Molinari (U16), James Bilden (U16), Maximo Carrizo (U17), Evan Lim (U17), Jonathan Shore (U18), Andrew Baiera (U19)

Clubs With 9 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

St. Louis City SC Academy

Samuel Harris (U14), Miroslav Levkovsky (U14), Owen Jorgenson (U15), Kane Kraus (U15), Blake Wilson (U15), Lorenzo Cornelius (U17), Tyson Pearce (U18), Mykhi Joyner (U19), Caden Glover (U19)

Clubs With 8 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

LAFC Academy

Levi Welch (U14), Slate Collins (U15), Lisandro Torres (U15), Tyson Espy (U16), Jude Terry (U17), Adrian Sanders (U17), Luca Bombino (U20), Bryan Moyado (U20)

Clubs With 7 USMYNT Players (Since June 2024)

Real Salt Lake Academy

Linkon Ream (U16), William MacKay (U17), Gio Villa (U17), Luca Moisa (U17), Axel Uriostegui (U17), Aidan Hezarkhani (U18), Zavier Gozo (U20)

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Sporting Kansas City Academy

Zamir Loyo Reynaga (U14), Luca Antongirolami (U15), Finn Dean (U15), Ian James (U17), Jack Kortkamp (U17), Jacob Davies (U23), John Pulskamp (U23)