MLS Assist: 10 players who could (and should) make the move to Europe
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
Joe and Jordan name 10 MLS players who could and should move to Europe. But, there are conditions to being on Joe and Jordan's Future Transfer List:
- No USMNT-eligible players, because that's next week's show
- Must have bee in MLS at least one year
- No loanees
- Must be 26 or younger
- No more than two players per MLS team on the list
And here are the timestamps:
6:30 — Latif Blessing (LAFC)
12:40 — Eddie Segura (LAFC)
17:20 — Julian Gressel (DC United)
25:10 — Franco Escobar (Atlanta United)
29:45 — Artur (Columbus Crew)
36:40 — Ezequiel Barco (Atlanta United)
42:30 — Milton Valenzuela (Columbus Crew)
48:45 — Valentín Castellanos (NYCFC)
53:05 — Mauro Manotas (Houston Dynamo)
57:25 — Alberth Elis (Houston Dynamo)
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