🥇 NYCFC star leads the way in latest MLS Team of the Matchday
As ever, there were those who stood head and shoulders above the rest of their contemporaries across the league, highlighted by an otherworldly goalscoring performance by NYCFC's leading man.
Here is the team selected by MLS.
Full team (3-3-4, left to right)
Starters: Pedro Gallese (ORL) - Jack Elliott (CHI), Manu Duah (SD), Mathias Laborda (VAN) - Martín Ojeda (ORL), Owen Wolff (ATX), J.C. Ngando (VAN) - Mikael Uhre (PHI), Alonso Martínez (NYC), Ramiro Enrique (ORL), Kelvin Yeboah (MIN)
Coach: Oscar Pareja (ORL)
Bench: Pablo Sisniega (SD), Benjamin Cremaschi (MIA), Cristhian Paredes (POR), Braian Ojeda (RSL), Maxi Moralez (NYC), Alexey Miranchuk (ATL), Osman Bukari (ATX), Ivan Angulo, Logan Farrington (DAL)
What do you make the team selections? Would you change anything? Have your say!
📸 Editorial Photo Credit: © Tim Heitman | 2025 Jul 25 - Imagn Images
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