@MLS @Soccer signing youth players to long term contracts, more on the way

NYCity FC made the first player signing anywhere in the soccer world in 2018 when at 5 am ET on Sunday they announced a four-year deal with 20-year-old Paraguayan international Jesus Medina, who joins the club on a transfer from Club Libertad.

MLS going young  Other talents that made the move north to MLS include: Luciano Acosta (D.C. United / Argentina), Anthony Blondell (Vancouver / Venezuela), Cristian Colman (FC Dallas / Paraguay), Franco Escobar (Atlanta / Argentina), Jose Hernandez (Atlanta / Venezuela), Yangel Herrera (NYCFC / Venezuela), Josef Martinez (Atlanta / Venezuela), Tomas Martinez (Houston / Argentina), Diego Rossi(LAFC / Uruguay), Jefferson Savarino (Real Salt Lake / Venezuela), Yordy Reyna (Vancouver / Peru) and Hector "Tito" Villalba(Atlanta / Argentina).
New York Red Bulls were not only chasing Argentine winger Alejandro Romero Gamarra, known as "El Kaku", but ready to drop a hefty transfer fee, Huracan appeared to confirm the $6.25 million saleSaturday morning. Per their release, the Argentinian club is set to retain 20 percent of any future transfer.


Argentina/ Ezequiel Barco signed with Atalanta United for a price of 15 million dollars a MLS record 

Orlando City just signed Josue Coleman 19 yrs old [ Paraguay Cerro Porteno] to a 5 yrs deal