The transfer window in the MLS has been intense, with teams fine-tuning their rosters for the 2025 season.
While some clubs are finalizing a fantastic transfer market, such as Los Angeles FC, which is already preparing to begin competitive preparations before the start of the MLS,
Others are still immersed in negotiations that could change the MLS landscape, as is the case of Cincinnati looking for Luciano Acosta’s replacement.
The current champion, Los Angeles Galaxy, is already preparing for a very competitive start schedule. With key matches in its first days, the team seeks to reaffirm its dominance and defend the title achieved in 2024.
The Galaxy’s preparation has been meticulous, focusing on maintaining the level that took them to the top last season.
Columbus Crew has problems with the sale of Cucho Hernandez to Botafogo
Columbus Crew faces a complicated situation with the possible departure of its star striker, El Cucho Hernández, heading to Brazil.
The Colombian footballer, who has been a key piece since his arrival in 2022 for the MLS team, so much so that he has aroused the interest of Botafogo.
However, negotiations have cooled due to the high salary that Hernández demands, which has generated doubts in the Brazilian team to make a transfer with Columbus Crew official.
The void that Cucho Hernandez could leave if he leaves Columbus Crew
Cucho Hernández, as indicated by Transfermark, has been a born scorer for Columbus Crew, with impressive statistics last season: 29 games, 19 goals and 11 assists. His departure would be a significant loss not only for the team but also for MLS.
Columbus Crew must carefully consider its options, as replacing a player of his caliber will be a challenge. At the same time, this situation could open up new opportunities in the market if the potential transfer is handled properly.
Hernandez’s situation reflects the current dynamics and challenges in MLS, where teams are seeking to balance talent and economics to remain competitive in the league.
