MATCH PREVIEWFollowing a 2-1 home win over Atlanta United FC on Sunday, Sounders FC (10-5-5, 35 points) continues its stretch of three home matches in eight days on Wednesday evening with an in-ternational friendly vs. Borussia Dortmund (7:30 p.m. PT / JOEtv, YouTube TV, El Rey 1360 AM).

Brian Schmetzer’s side then faces archrival Portland Timbers (7-8-3, 24 points) for the second time across all competitions this season on Sunday, July 21 (6:30 p.m. PT / FS1, YouTube TV, 950 KJR AM, El Rey 1360 AM).

Table of Contents Page2019 Schedule 2Sounders FC Weekly Notes 32019 Roster 82019 Statistics 92019: At a Glance 10Player Bios 14

2019 SNAPSHOT SEATTLE DORTMUND (2018-19)Overall Record 10-5-5 23-4-7Goals Scored 31 81Goals Allowed 26 44

MATCH INFORMATIONSEATTLE SOUNDERS FC

VS. BORUSSIA DORTMUND

INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLYKickoff: July 17, 2019 | 7:30 p.m. PT

Location: CenturyLink Field | Seattle, WA

Referee: Allen ChapmanAssistants: Michael Kampmeinert, Jeff HoskingFourth Official: Chipalo Street

BROADCAST INFORMATION

Local TV: JOEtvRegional TV: YouTube TVTalent: Keith Costigan, Kasey Keller and Steve ZakuaniPre-Match TV Talent: Matt Johnson and Marcus Hahnemann

Local Radio (Spanish): El Rey 1360 AMTalent: Mario Rodriguez, Felipe Maqueda and Carlos Tapia

MEDIA SERVICES

A variety of media resources - including player and coach interviews, archived press releases, PR contacts, photos for editorial use, game guides, credential request forms - can be found via SoundersFC.com/Media.

Audio files - including post-match media scrums with players and Head Coach Brian Schmetzer’s press conferences - can be found via SoundCloud.com/SoundersFC.

SOCIAL MEDIA RESOURCES

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Twitter: @SoundersFC | @LiveSounders

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FRIENDLY HISTORYDate Club Result Record 07/18/2009 Chelsea L, 0-2 0-1-008/05/2009 FC Barcelona L, 0-4 0-2-005/26/2010 Boca Juniors W, 3-0 1-2-0 07/18/2010 Celtic L, 1-2 1-3-010/12/2010 C.D. Guadalajara W, 3-1 2-3-0 07/20/2011 Manchester United L, 0-7 2-4-007/18/2012 Chelsea L, 2-4 2-5-007/19/2014 Tottenham Hotspur D, 3-3 2-5-103/24/2015 Club Tijuana D, 2-2 2-5-207/05/2016 West Ham United W, 3-0 3-5-203/25/2017 Club Necaxa D, 1-1 3-5-307/08/2017 Eintracht Frankfurt D, 1-1 3-5-402/20/2019 Club Nacional W, 2-0 4-5-4

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2019 SOUNDERS FC SCHEDULEMLS REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 10-5-5 (HOME: 8-0-2; AWAY: 2-5-3) 2019 ALL COMPETITIONS RECORD: 10-6-5 (HOME: 8-1-2; AWAY: 2-5-3)

FEBRUARY (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Wed. 2/20 Club Nacional L, 0-2 32,233 Friendly SEA: None; NAC: Bergessio (19), Rodriguez (53)

MARCH (3-0-1, 10 GF, 3 GA) Sat. 3/2 FC Cincinnati W, 4-1 39,011 1-0-0 T-1 SEA: Leerdam (27), Morris (33, 43), Ruidíaz (87); CIN: Bertone (13)Sat. 3/9 Colorado W, 2-0 37,725 2-0-0 T-1 SEA: Leerdam (5), Ruidíaz (8); COL: NoneSat. 3/16 at Chicago W, 4-2 10,032 3-0-0 2 SEA: Rodriguez (8), Morris (15), Lodeiro (49), Ruidíaz (88) CHI: Edwards (56), Herbers (84)Sat. 3/30 at Vancouver D, 0-0 24,803 3-0-1 T-2 None

APRIL (2-1-2, 8 GF, 9 GA)Sat. 4/6 Real Salt Lake W, 1-0 37,722 4-0-1 2 SEA: Lodeiro (18); RSL: None Sat. 4/13 Toronto FC W, 3-2 37,722 5-0-1 2 SEA: Bruin (24, 66), C. Roldan (68); TOR: Altidore (11) Sun. 4/21 at Los Angeles FC L, 1-4 22,221 5-1-1 3 SEA: Shipp (51); LAFC: Vela (12, 55), Atuesta (39), Ramirez (61)Wed. 4/24 San Jose D, 2-2 37,722 5-1-2 3 SEA: Leerdam (65), Shipp (67); SJ: Salinas (34, 53)Sun. 4/28 Los Angeles FC D, 1-1 38,581 5-1-3 3 SEA: Morris (1); LAFC: Vela (4) MAY (2-1-2, 6 GF, 5 GA)Sat. 5/4 at Minnesota D, 1-1 19,832 5-1-4 T-3 SEA: C. Roldan (42); MIN: Opara (26) Sat. 5/11 Houston W, 1-0 39,232 6-1-4 T-3 SEA: C. Roldan (5); HOU: None Wed. 5/15 Orlando City SC W, 2-1 37,722 7-1-4 2 SEA: Ruidíaz (19), Bwana (68); ORL: Mueller (75) Sat. 5/18 at Philadelphia D, 0-0 18,540 7-1-5 2 None Sun. 5/26 at Sporting KC L, 2-3 19,882 7-2-5 2 SEA: Ruidíaz (63), Leerdam (71); SKC: Russell (29, 45+1, 68) JUNE (1-2-0, 3 GF, 4 GA)Sat. 6/1 at FC Dallas L, 1-2 14,327 7-3-5 3 SEA: Ruidíaz (65); DAL: Own goal (33, 38)Wed. 6/5 at Montreal L, 1-2 13,037 7-4-5 3 SEA: Rodriguez (64); MTL: Taider (74, 78)Wed. 6/12 Portland L, 1-2 6,280 Fourth Round SEA: Rodriguez (44); POR: Fernandez (6, 50) Sat. 6/29 Vancouver W, 1-0 44,489 8-4-5 3 SEA: Leerdam (90+6); VAN: None

JULY (2-1-0, 4 GF, 5 GA)Wed. 7/3 at New York City L, 0-3 18,217 8-5-5 3 SEA: None; NYC: Moralez (58), Medina (77), Ofori (87)Sat. 7/6 at Columbus W, 2-1 14,183 9-5-5 3 SEA: Lodeiro (56, 90+6); CLB: Santos (13)Sun. 7/14 Atlanta W, 2-1 38,232 10-5-5 2 SEA: Ruidíaz (58), Shipp (71); ATL: J. Martinez (65) Wed. 7/17 Borussia Dortmund 7:30 p.m. JOEtv Sun. 7/21 Portland 6:30 p.m. FS1 Sat. 7/27 at Houston 5:00 p.m. JOEtv

AUGUST (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Sun. 8/4 Sporting KC 7:00 p.m. FS1Sat. 8/10 New England 1:00 p.m. JOEtvWed. 8/14 at Real Salt Lake 7:00 p.m. JOEtvSat. 8/17 at LA Galaxy 7:00 p.m. ESPN2Fri. 8/23 at Portland 7:00 p.m. ESPN

SEPTEMBER (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Sun. 9/1 LA Galaxy 3:00 p.m. FS1Sat. 9/7 at Colorado 6:00 p.m. JOEtv Sun. 9/15 NY Red Bulls 12:30 p.m. ESPNWed. 9/18 FC Dallas 7:30 p.m. JOEtvSun. 9/22 at D.C. 5:00 p.m. JOEtvSun. 9/29 at San Jose 4:30 p.m. JOEtv

OCTOBER (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Sun. 10/6 Minnesota 1:00 p.m. JOEtv

*International Friendly

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SOUNDERS FC SOUNDBYTES

SOUNDERS FC WEEKLY NOTES

ALL ABOUT TROPHIESIn addition to the standout results in the regular season, Sounders FC has six major trophies since joining MLS, including one MLS Cup (2016), one Support-ers’ Shield (2014) and four Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cups (2009, 2010, 2011, 2014). Seattle has also advanced to the Scotiabank CONCACAF Champions League Knockout Round on three occasions (2011-2012, 2012-2013, 2015-2016). The Rave Green rank first in MLS with six trophies and are one of just seven clubs to earn more than one piece of hardware since 2009.

MOST TROPHIES SINCE 2009

TEAM MLS CUP SHIELD USOC TOTAL*Seattle Sounders FC 1 1 4 6LA Galaxy 3 2 0 5Sporting Kansas City 1 0 2 3Toronto FC 1 1 0 2+New York Red Bulls 0 2 0 2FC Dallas 0 1 1 2Montreal Impact 0 0 2 2

* Includes MLS Cup, Supporters’ Shield and Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup titles.+ Toronto FC also has four Candian Championship titles

MOST POINTS SINCE 2009

TEAM POINTS* W-L-D GOALS

576 165-106-81 514

559 155-102-94 556

553 155-109-88 558

528 148-120-84 504

524 143-113-95 482

*Through games of July 16, 2019

Sounders FC had a club-record 10 First Team players called in to senior na-tional team duty in June, with Seattle players participating in CONCACAF Gold Cup, Copa América and European Championship Qualifiers.

XAVIER ARREAGA (ECUADOR) - Ecuador finished fourth in Group C at Copa América, going 0-1-2. Arreaga appeared in all three matches for Edua-dor, entering as a substitute in each game.

JOEVIN JONES (TRINIDAD & TOBAGO) - Trinidad & Tobago finished fourth in Group D at the CONCACAF Gold Cup with a 0-1-2 mark. Jones appeared in all three matches as a substitute and totaled 60 minutes.

NICO LODEIRO (URUGUAY) - Uruguay won Group C at the Copa América, going 2-0-1 and before falling to Peru in the Quarterfinals via penalty kicks following a 0-0 draw. Lodeiro appeared in all three Group Stage matches and scored the opening goal in a 4-0 win over Ecuador.

JORDY DELEM (MARTINIQUE) - Martinique finished third in Group A at the CONCACAF Gold Cup behind Mexico and Canada with a 1-0-2 mark. They defeated Cuba, 3-0, on June 19 for their lone victory. Delem started all three contests for his home club and scored in the 84th minute in a 3-2 loss to Mexico on June 23.

JORDAN MORRIS & CRISTIAN ROLDAN (UNITED STATES) - The USMNT won Group D at the CONCACAF Gold Cup by winning all three of its Group Stage matches, outscoring opponents 11-0. The Stars & Stripes then defeated Curaçao and Jamaica in the Knockout Round, before falling to Mexico, 1-0, in the final. Morris was featured in all of the Knockout Round matches, in addition to recording two assists in a 6-0 win over Trinidad & Tobago. Roldan featured in a 4-0 win over Guyana, a 1-0 over Panama, a 3-1 win over Jamaica and in the final against Mexico.

RAÚL RUIDÍAZ (PERU) - Peru finished third in Group A at the Copa América, but advanced to the Quarterfinals as the highest-ranked third-place team, then defeated Lodeiro and Uruguay via penalty kicks following a scoreless draw. Ruidíaz made his first appearance of the tournament as an extra-time substitute against Uruguay and converted his penalty kick, then came on as a substitute in the final against Brazil. Peru defeated Chile in the Semifinals before falling to Brazil, 3-1, in the final.

BRAD SMITH (AUSTRALIA) - Smith played 13 minutes for his native Australia in a 1-0 loss in friendly competition against South Korea on June 7 in Busan. It marked his first international appearance since October of 2017.

GUSTAV SVENSSON (SWEDEN) - Sweden finished second in Group F at UEFA Euro 2020 Qualifying with a 2-1-1 mark to qualify for the final tourna-ment. Svensson came on as a substitute in two matches, a 3-3 draw against Norway and 2-1 victory over Romania.

ROMÁN TORRES (PANAMA) - Panama finished second in Group D with a 2-1-0 record and before falling 1-0 to Jamaica in the Quarterfinals. Torres played a full 90 minutes in both Group Stage wins and the loss to Jamaica.

INTERNATIONAL SOUNDERS

Sounders FC is currently amidst a 13-match home unbeaten streak (11-0-2) dating back to September 29 of last season. The current streak is tied for the second-longest in club history and just one shy of the franchise record of 14 (10-0-4) set in 2013. The club’s current run tied the second-longest streak in franchise history with a 2-1 win over Atlanta United FC on July 14.

MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES UNBEATEN - CLUB HISTORY (MLS)

STREAK RECORD DATES14 10-0-4 3/16 - 9/29/201313 11-0-2 9/29/2018 - present13 10-0-3 5/2/2017 - 3/4/201811 7-0-4 7/13/2016 - 5/6/20178 4-0-4 4/25 - 7/25/2009

STREAKING SOUNDERS

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SOUNDERS FC WEEKLY NOTESABOUT BORUSSIA DORTMUND

Founded in 1909, Borussia Dortmund is one of the largest clubs not only in Germany, but all of Europe. Since 1974, Die Schwarzgelben (The Black and Yellows) have played at Signal Iduna Park, formerly known as Westfalensta-dion, the largest stadium in Germany and seventh largest in Europe. With a capacity of 81,365, Signal Iduna Park is renowned for its legendary matchday atmosphere. Dortmund routinely leads the world in professional club football attendance, including a global-best 80,230 fans per game this season, besting second-place Manchester United and third-place Barcelona.

“We’re excited to welcome a storied club like Borussia Dortmund to Cen-turyLink Field for the first time,” said Sounders FC Chief Operating Officer Bart Wiley. “Bringing world class opponents to Seattle has been a tradition for Sounders FC going back to 2009, and we couldn’t be happier to once again host one of the biggest clubs in Europe. Before then, however, we will enjoy cheering them on as they fight for the Bundesliga title over the next few weeks.”

BORUSSIA DORTMUND FAST FACTS

One of the original 16 teams of the Bundesliga in 1963, Dortmund has eight German league championships, four DFB-Pokal titles, one UEFA Champions League (1996-1997), one Intercontinental Cup (1997) and one UEFA Winners’ Cup (1965-1966), the latter being the first-ever European championship by a German club.

Dortmund’s home ground, Signal Iduna Park, is the largest stadium in Germa-ny. Die Schwarzgelben routinely lead the world in professional club football attendance, including a global-best 80,230 fans per game this season, besting second-place Manchester United and third-place Barcelona.

In the current campaign, Dortmund currently sits second in the Bundesliga table with a record of 21 win, three losses and six draws, one point behind first-place Bayern Munich. It also advanced out of the Group Stage of the 2018-2019 UEFA Champions League before falling to Tottenham Hotspur in the Round of 16.

First-year Manager Lucien Favre, a former Swiss international and longtime playmaking midfielder in Switzerland and France, previously coached at OGC Nice, Borussia Mönchengladbach, Hertha BSC, FC Zürich, as well as a num-ber of other Swiss clubs.

Notable players include German National Team forward Marco Reus (17 goals, 11 assists), Spanish forward Paco Alcácer (18 goals) and English winger Jadon Sancho (12 goals, 17 assists).

Major League Soccer on June 24 announced that Sounders FC midfielder Nicolás Lodeiro has been named to the 26-man roster that is taking on Atlético Madrid in the 2019 MLS All-Star Game presented by Target. Comprised of MLS All-Star Fan XI presented by Target, two Commissioner’s picks, and 13 selections by MLS All-Star Head Coach James O’Connor of Orlando City SC, this roster is facing the 10-time La Liga champions at Exploria Stadium in Orlando on Wednesday, July 31 (5:00 p.m. PT / FS1, UniMas, TSN and TVA Sports). This marks the first MLS All-Star selection for Lodeiro and the 24th all-time selection for Sounders FC since entering the league in 2009.

Lodeiro has started all 15 of his appearances this season and is currently tied for fourth in MLS with eight assists, to go along with four goals. His 63 fouls suffered lead MLS and his 86 corner kicks rank second for the 2019 season. Last season, Lodeiro established a new single-season club record with 16 assists, in addition to a career-high eight goals. His 44 career MLS assists are the most in club history and rank first in MLS since Lodeiro entered the league in July of 2016. The roster featuring rising talents, dynamic competitors and highly accom-plished superstars includes 12 previous MLS All-Stars and 14 debutants, including Lodeiro. On the international scene, 14 countries are represented by this roster - the second most in MLS All-Star history - with 11 FIFA World Cup participants and eight players currently on national team duty. Among teams contributing multiple players, Atlanta United leads all MLS clubs with five All-Stars, while LAFC comes in a close second with four. This impressive collection of MLS stars will face Atlético Madrid, whose 10 La Liga championships rank among the top three in Spain. The iconic club has won 30 trophies across all competitions, including the UEFA Europa League in 2018, and finished second in La Liga in 2019. Tickets to the 2019 MLS All-Star Game are now on sale by visiting Ticketmaster.com.

2019 MLS ALL-STAR GAME ROSTER BY POSITION GOALKEEPERS: Andre Blake* (Philadelphia Union), Brad Guzan^ (Atlanta United), Nick Rimando# (Real Salt Lake) DEFENDERS: Matt Hedges* (FC Dallas), Kemar Lawrence* (New York Red Bulls), Romain Métanire* (Minnesota United FC), Leandro González Pírez^ (Atlanta United), Bastian Schweinsteiger* (Chicago Fire), Walker Zimmerman^ (Los Angeles Football Club), Graham Zusi^ (Sporting Kansas City)

MIDFIELDERS: Ezequiel Barco^ (Atlanta United), Diego Chara* (Portland Timbers), Jonathan dos Santos^ (LA Galaxy), Mark-Anthony Kaye* (Los An-geles Football Club), Nicolás Lodeiro* (Seattle Sounders FC), Gonzalo “Pity” Martínez^ (Atlanta United), Maxi Moralez* (NYCFC), Nani^ (Orlando City SC), Paxton Pomykal# (FC Dallas), Alejandro Pozuelo* (Toronto FC), Diego Rossi* (Los Angeles Football Club) FORWARDS: Zlatan Ibrahimović^ (LA Galaxy - EA SPORTS™ “More Than a Vote” Challenge), Josef Martínez* (Atlanta United), Wayne Rooney^ (D.C. United), Chris Wondolowski* (San Jose Earthquakes), Carlos Vela^ (Los Angeles Football Club) ^Fan XI selection*James O’Connor selection#Commissioner Don Garber selection

LODEIRO NAMED TO ALL-STAR ROSTER

The Rave Green are continuing activities with Make-A-Wish youth, Bheem. Bheem, a bright, active eight-year-old battling acute lymphocytic leukemia, is a passionate Sounders FC fan whose dream is to play for Seattle. Last Wednes-day, he was signed to a Sounders FC contract and participated in a full day of activities, including goalkeeper training with Stefan Frei, his favorite player. On Wednesday night, Bheem will suit up with the club.

In addition to cheering Bheem on, fans attending Wednesday’s match can enjoy other prematch activities.

In the northwest concourse at the Forever Green Kids Club, young guests can stop by to meet not only Sounders FC’s Sammy the Sounder, but also Emma, Dortmund’s beloved bee mascot.

Prior to kickoff on Wednesday, University of Washington star and First Round 2019 NBA Draft selection Matisse Thybulle is leading “Scarves Up.” Thybulle, a Seattle native and Eastside Catholic graduate, won the 2019 Naismith Defensive Player of the Year for the nation’s best defender in his senior year at Washington before the Philadelphia 76ers selected him 20th overall in last month’s draft.

At halftime of the match, fans can enjoy a sneak peek of This is Football, a six-part series that explores the stories, emotions and triumphs surrounding football’s unique ability to unite people around the world. Created by October Films and Brutal Media and produced in partnership with Starbucks, the series is available exclusively on Amazon Prime Video beginning August 2, 2019.

MATCHDAY ACTIVITIES

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SOUNDERS FC WEEKLY NOTESNEW TURF AT CENTURYLINK FIELD

Sounders FC, the Seattle Seahawks and First & Goal Inc. jointly announced on June 27 that the installation of a new FieldTurf Revolution 360 playing sur-face has been completed inside CenturyLink Field. The new surface replaces the previous FieldTurf pitch that was installed in 2016, allowing both Sounders and Seahawks players to utilize the state-of-the-art field effective immediately.

“Because of our strong partnerships with the Seattle Seahawks, First & Goal Inc. and FieldTurf, we are pleased to announce this new surface for our play-ers half a season ahead of schedule,” said Sounders FC Owner Adrian Hanau-er. “The close relationships between all four organizations allow for this type of proactive collaboration, and we are excited for our players to take the field on their new surface this weekend. FieldTurf is a global leader in this space, and we are proud to have played on their surfaces for all 11 of our MLS seasons.” FieldTurf systems offers unmatched performance and safety characteristics, delivering a premier experience to athletes and field owners. The company continues to find new ways to reduce the risk and severity of injuries, and its focus on safety has led to numerous injury-reducing innovations and improve-ments. Independent multi-year research validates their mission and execution of providing the safest playing fields possible for the athletes who use them. Revolution 360 uses a leading monofilament fiber, providing optimal playability for football and soccer. Revolution 360 achieved a score of 83 on the Fiber Performance Index (FPI) and showed no signs of wear after 150,000 Lisport cycles in Fiber Wear testing conducted by Penn State’s Center for Sports Surface Research - an unprecedented score. “FieldTurf has been a great partner for years and continues to set the standard in turf technology,” said David Young, Seahawks Senior Vice President of Busi-ness Operations and General Manager of CenturyLink Field. “It is imperative that we continue to provide the best playing surface for both the Seahawks and Sounders FC and we are proud to work with FieldTurf once again.” “FieldTurf is thrilled to continue our long-standing relationship with the Sea-hawks and Sounders FC,” said FieldTurf President Eric Daliere. “We share a commitment to player safety and it is a testimony to the quality of our products that such prestigious organizations continue to put their trust in our company.” CenturyLink Field is one of four NFL stadiums to utilize FieldTurf, along with Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Detroit’s Ford Field and New England’s Gil-lette Stadium. There are three MLS stadiums in addition to CenturyLink Field that use FieldTurf (Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, New England’s Gillette Stadium and Portland’s Providence Park). The two Seattle organizations have a long history with FieldTurf. In 2000, when the Seahawks played at the University of Washington’s Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium, they became the first NFL team to play their home games on FieldTurf. The partnership has continued at CenturyLink Field and at both the Seahawks and Sounders FCtraining facilities (VMAC and Starfire Sports). Sounders FC has played on FieldTurf since its inaugural 2009 season in Major League Soccer.

Seattle’s 1-0 vs. Vancouver on June 29 vauled the Rave Green to the top of the 2019 Cascadia Cup standings. Sounders FC is level with Whitecaps FC with four points apiece, but hold the first tiebreaker on head-to-head points. Last season, Seattle captured its fifth Cascadia Cup title (third in MLS) after earning nine points from four matches, including a 2-1 win at Vancouver to clinch the trophy.

The Cascadia Cup formally started in 2004 by the biggest supporters groups for each of the three clubs - Emerald City Supporters, Timbers Army and Vancouver Southsiders. The competition began when all three teams were members of the USL First Division and involves all three clubs, save for 2009 and 2010, when it was between the Timbers and the Whitecaps due to Seattle moving to MLS. In 2011, all three sides were in the MLS for the first time and the competition has existed in top division since.

2019 CASCADIA CUP STANDINGS

TEAM PTS. (W-L-D) GF/GA

Seattle 4 (1-0-1) 1/0Vancouver 4 (1-1-1) 1/1Portland 0 (0-1-0) 0/1

The winner is determined by total points earned within those matches, with the following tiebreakers below:

1. Head-to-head points (tied teams) 5. Goal difference (all matches)2. Goal difference (tied teams) 6. Goals scored (all matches)3. Goals scored (tied teams) 7. Lowest disciplinary points4. Re-apply 1-3 if 2+ teams still tied

2019 CASCADIA CUP MATCHES

DATE MATCHUP 3/30 VAN 0 vs. SEA 0 5/10 VAN 1 vs. POR 0 6/29 SEA 1 vs. VAN 0 7/21 SEA vs. POR 8/10 POR vs. VAN 8/23 POR vs. SEA

2019 CASCADIA CUP

Major League Soccer on Wednesday announced that Sounders FC winger Handwalla Bwana has been selected to the roster for the 2019 MLS Home-grown Game presented by Energizer®, as players from the youth national teams of the United States and Canada represent the league in the annual showcase. The team, coached by Orlando City SC Academy Director Marcelo Neveleff, features some of the league’s most accomplished young stars who will take on Chivas de Guadalajara’s U-20 club on Tuesday, July 30 at 2:00 p.m. PT (TUDN / Twitter.com) at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex near Orlando, Florida.

Bwana has earned his first Homegrown Game selection. He joined Sounders FC academy in 2015 before signing a Homegrown Player contract with the club on January 11, 2018. The Kenya-born forward played two seasons at the University of Washington before signing a professional contract. Bwana scored two goals and notched one assist in 12 appearances during his debut MLS season in 2018. Thus far in 2019, Bwana has totaled one goal in 10 appear-ances for the club in regular season action. The MLS Homegrown Game presented by Energizer® is part of an excit-ing night of action at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. As part of a dual-event ticket, fans are able to enjoy both the MLS Homegrown Game, followed by the MLS All-Star Skills Challenge presented by Target at 5:00 p.m. PT. Tickets are available for purchase at: www.MLSsoccer.com/AllStar. The following evening features the 2019 MLS All-Star Game presented by Target, with Seattle midfielder Nicolás Lodeiro on the MLS roster facing the 10-time La Liga champions Atlético Madrid at Exploria Stadium in Orlando on Wednesday, July 31 (5:00 p.m. PT / FS1, UniMas, TSN and TVA Sports).

BWANA SELECTED TO HOMEGROWN GAME

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SOUNDERS FC WEEKLY NOTESCHAD MARSHALL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM PROFESSIONAL SOCCER

Seattle Sounders FC defender Chad Marshall on Wednesday, May 22 announced his retirement from professional soccer due to injury. The 34-year-old concludes a historic 16-year Major League Soccer career with Sounders FC and Columbus Crew SC, in which he became the only player in league history to win MLS De-fender of the Year three times. Marshall finishes his career with seven major trophies and ranks second all-time among field players in all participation categories (appearances, starts and minutes played).

“After more than 15 years of living my childhood dream, the time has come for me to hang up the boots,” said Marshall. “I’d like to thank everyone that has played a part in my career. To my teammates, support staff and coaches: you’ve been my second family. The locker room is what I’ll miss the most. Thank you to the fans of Seattle and Columbus for supporting me throughout the years, as well as the Sounders FC and Columbus Crew SC organizations for giving me a chance to represent them on the field. Most importantly, I’d like to thank my family. I’m forever indebted to them for the sacrifices they’ve made in allowing me to pursue this dream. From heartbreaking losses to MLS Cup wins, own goals to cartwheels, it’s been a blast.”

The second overall selection in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft, Marshall’s accolades across his 16-year career include three MLS Defender of the Year honors (2008, 2009, 2014), four MLS Best XI selections (2008, 2009, 2014, 2018) and four MLS All-Star appearances (2009, 2010, 2014, 2015). On the team side, he is a two-time MLS Cup Champion (2008 with Columbus; 2016 with Seattle) and a four-time Supporters’ Shield winner (2004, 2008 and 2009 with Columbus; 2014 with Seattle), in addition to winning the 2014 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup with Sounders FC. He ranks fourth overall and second among field players in MLS history with 409 appearances, 404 starts and 35,843 minutes played (regular season only), recording 26 goals and 16 assists. He also has 30 career appearances and three goals in the Audi MLS Cup Playoffs.

Playing his final professional match on May 4 at Minnesota United, Marshall has been listed on the club’s injury report with right knee inflammation in recent weeks.

“When we traded for Chad back in December of 2013, Head Coach Sigi Schmid really believed in him, and he challenged us to go and get one of the best defenders in league history,” said Sounders FC Owner Adrian Hanauer. “Despite being a known commodity across MLS, Chad still exceeded all of our expecta-tions during his time in Seattle. On top of his exceptional play on the field, Chad brought a level of veteran stability and leadership to the locker room and was an excellent member of the Seattle community. On behalf of the club, I extend my heartfelt thanks for his service and consider it an honor to have watched him in Rave Green.”

Marshall came to Sounders FC via trade prior to the 2014 season after 10 years with Columbus Crew SC. In his five-plus seasons with Seattle, the reliable center-back started 154 of his 156 career regular-season appearances (fourth in club history in both categories), recording 10 goals and six assists. In his first season in Rave Green, Marshall started all 31 of his appearances and helped the club to its first Supporters’ Shield and fourth U.S. Open Cup title, in addition to starting all four postseason matches and earning MLS Defender of the Year and Best XI honors. He helped Seattle to back-to-back MLS Cup appearances in 2016 and 2017, starting all 11 of the club’s postseason matches in those seasons. In his last full season in 2018, Marshall finished runner-up for MLS Defender of the Year and earned his fourth Best XI selection. He appeared in 19 of Sounders FC’s 20 postseason matches during his time in Seattle, and scored a 90th-minute goal in the second leg of the 2015 Western Conference Semifinals against FC Dallas. For his contributions, Marshall was voted by his teammates as Sounders FC Defender of the Year four times (2014, 2016-2018) in his five full seasons with the club.

“Thank you, Chad. It was a privilege to have such a smart, humble player as part of the Sounders for so long, one of the greatest careers for any domestic player in MLS history,” said Sounders FC General Manager & President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey. “We really enjoyed having Chad as part of this organization, from his wickedly funny personality to everything he brought on and off the field. Chad is going to be successful with whatever comes next, and he will always be part of the Sounders family.”

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SOUNDERS FC WEEKLY NOTESCHAD MARSHALL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM PROFESSIONAL SOCCER

After being selected by Columbus Crew SC second overall out of Stanford, Marshall spent 10 seasons for the Ohio side and is the club’s all-time leader in appearances (253), starts (250) and minutes played (22,220), recording 16 goals and 10 assists in regular-season action. He also scored twice in 11 postseason appearances, including tallies in the 2008 Eastern Conference Championship and the game-winning goal in the 2008 MLS Cup Final. He helped Columbus capture the Supporters’ Shield in 2004, 2008 and 2009, and earned MLS Defender of the Year and Best XI honors in 2008 and 2009. On the club side, he took home the team’s 2011 MVP award, Defender of the Year honor four times (2008-2010, 2013) and was awarded the first Breakout Performance of the Year honor in 2004.

“Ever since he came to Seattle, Chad has been a massive influence on our franchise, whether it was his play on the field or his impact off of it, he is a true champion,” said Sounders FC Head Coach Brian Schmetzer. “It’s hard to put into words all of the positive things he has brought to the club and his teammates. It has been an honor to coach such a fantastic American player, arguably one the best defenders in MLS history. I’d like to thank him for what he’s done in the Sounders community and wish him the best in whatever he decides to do next. We, the players and staff will miss him, and our league has lost a great player.”

Marshall earned 12 international caps for the U.S. Men’s National Team in his career, including five appearances in a runner-up finish at the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup. He scored his lone international goal in his first match with the USMNT, a 3-0 friendly win over Colombia on March 9, 2005 in Fullerton, California. After nearly seven years of absence from the national team, Marshall started and played 90 minutes in a scoreless draw with Serbia on January 29, 2017 in San Diego.

“Chad is one of the best athletes I ever played with or helped bring to a club in a management role,” said Sounders FC Vice President of Soccer & Sporting Director Chris Henderson. “He won champi-onships on multiple teams and his longevity and consistency are a testament to the measure of his value in this league. We were fortunate to have him contribute to our success for so many years here in Seattle.” A standout at Stanford from 2002 through 2003, Marshall started 39 of his 40 appearances, registering three goals with two assists. He was named to the 2002 NCAA College Cup All-Tournament Team after helping the Cardinal reach the championship match, and he earned All-Pac-10 honors both seasons. Prior to Stanford, he was a standout at Rubidoux High School in Riverside, California, where he earned NCSAA All-American honors as a senior in 2002, in addition to being named a Parade All-American in 2001 and 2002, as well as Parade’s Best Defender in 2002.

Chad Marshall became just the second field player in league history to record 400 career starts in March 30’s scoreless draw at Vancouver (Jeff Larentowicz became the third on May 12).

Marshall, the only three-time MLS Defender of the Year, currently ranks second all-time among outfield players in starts (404) and minutes played (35,843) and tied for second in career appearances (409), trailing only Kyle Beckerman in all categories (including goalkeepers, he ranks fourth in those cate-gories. Marshall began his MLS career in 2004 with Columbus Crew SC and spent 10 years with the Black & Gold before moving to Seattle.

Marshall also ranks fourth in Sounders FC club history with 156 appearances, 154 starts and 13,623 minutes played in MLS regular-season play with Seattle. He has been voted Sounders FC Defender of the Year in each of the past three seasons, and four of the last five overall.

CAREER MLS APPEARANCES (REGULAR SEASON)

TEAM GP GS MIN Nick Rimando 501 501 45,166Kyle Beckerman 477 445 39,822Kevin Hartman 416 411 37,260Chad Marshall 409 404 35,843Jeff Larentowicz 409 380 33,881

CAREER SOUNDERS FC APPEARANCES (MLS REGULAR SEASON)

TEAM GP GS MIN Osvaldo Alonso 277 266 23,380 Brad Evans 200 179 15,487Stefan Frei 184 184 16,514Chad Marshall 156 154 13,623Cristian Roldan 138 122 11,127Leo Gonzalez 137 120 10,638

CHAD MARSHALL: MR. 400

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2019 SOUNDERS FC ROSTER No Name Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Hometown Previous Club

1 Trey Muse GK 6-4 195 7/26/99 Louisville, KY Indiana University (NCAA)

3 Jonathan Campbell D 6-2 188 7/27/93 Greensboro, NC North Carolina (NCAA)

4 Gustav Svensson M 6-0 155 2/7/87 Gothenburg, Sweden Guangzhou (R&F)

5 Nouhou D 5-10 175 6/23/97 Douala, Cameroon Sounders FC 2 (USL)

7 Cristian Roldan M 5-8 165 6/3/95 Pico Rivera, CA Washington (NCAA)

8 Víctor Rodríguez M 5-7 154 7/23/89 Barcelona, Spain Sporting Gijon (ESP)

9 Raúl Ruidíaz F 5-7 145 7/25/90 Lima, Peru Morelia (MEX)

10 Nicolás Lodeiro M 5-7 150 3/21/89 Paysandú, Uruguay Boca Juniors (ARG)

11 Brad Smith D 5-10 155 4/9/94 Penrith, Australia AFC Bournemouth (ENG)

12 Saad Abdul-Salaam D 6-4 185 9/8/91 Charlotte, NC New York City FC

13 Jordan Morris F 6-0 185 10/26/94 Mercer Island, WA Stanford (NCAA)

16 Alex Roldan M 5-10 155 7/28/96 Pico Rivera, CA Seattle University (NCAA)

17 Will Bruin F 6-2 194 10/24/89 St. Louis, MO Houston Dynamo

18 Kelvin Leerdam D 5-10 154 6/24/90 Utrecht, Netherlands Vitesse (NED)

19 Harry Shipp M 5-9 145 11/07/91 Lake Forest, IL Montreal Impact

20 Kim Kee-hee D 6-2 175 7/13/89 Busan, South Korea Shanghai Shenua (China)

21 Jordy Delem M 5-11 156 3/18/93 Fort-de-France, Martinique Sounders FC 2 (USL)

23 Henry Wingo M 6-0 170 10/4/95 Seattle, WA Washington (NCAA)

24 Stefan Frei GK 6-3 195 4/20/86 Altstaetten, Switzerland Toronto FC

25 Xavier Arreaga D 6-0 165 9/28/94 Guayaquil, Ecuador Barcelona S.C. (ECU)

28 Sam Rogers* D 6-3 182 5/17/99 Seattle, WA Tacoma Defiance (USL)

29 Román Torres D 6-2 195 3/20/86 Panama City, Panama Milionarios (COL)

33 Joevin Jones D/M 5-11 160 8/3/91 Carenage, Trinidad & Tobago SV Darmstadt 98 (GER)

34 Danny Robles* M 5-6 150 1/4/02 Burien, WA Tacoma Defiance (USL)

35 Bryan Meredith GK 6-2 209 8/2/90 Scotch Plains, NJ San Jose Earthquakes

37 Shandon Hopeau* F 5-11 162 12/1/98 Kapolei, HI Tacoma Defiance (USL)

70 Handwalla Bwana M 5-9 145 6/25/97 Seattle, WA Washington (NCAA)

75 Danny Leyva M 5-10 140 5/5/03 Las Vegas, NV Tacoma Defiance (USL)

84 Josh Atencio* M 6-1 174 1/31/02 Bellevue, WA Tacoma Defiance (USL)

87 Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez F 5-10 142 3/25/02 Merced, CA Tacoma Defiance (USL)

99 Justin Dhillon F 6-3 185 6/6/95 Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Tacoma Defiance (USL)

* = Tacoma Defiance player signed to short-term agreement

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

No. Name Pos Pronunication5 Nouhou D NEW-hoo7 Cristian Roldan M Roll-dahn9 Raúl Ruidíaz F Roo-ee-DEE-az10 Nicolás Lodeiro M NEEKO-loss lo-DARE-oh12 Saad Abdul-Salaam D sahd ab-DOOL sa-LAHM16 Alex Roldan M Roll-dahn18 Kelvin Leerdam D Leer-DAHM24 Stefan Frei GK STEF-in FRY25 Xavier Arreaga D JAVI-ayer29 Román Torres D roe-MAHN70 Handwalla Bwana M HOND-wall-uh BWON-uh99 Justin Dhillon F Dylan

COACHING STAFF Brian Schmetzer Head CoachGonzalo Pineda Assistant CoachPreki Assistant CoachDjimi Traore Assistant CoachTom Dutra Club Director of GoalkeepingDamian Roden High Performance Director

TECHNICAL STAFF Garth Lagerwey General Manager & President of SoccerChris Henderson VP of Soccer & Sporting DirectorGrant Clark Team Administration DirectorVince Johnson Team Services DirectorMarc Nicholls Director of Player DevelopmentChris Cornish Director of Sports MedicinePaul Lombardo Assistant Athletic TrainerJake Bronowski Assistant Athletic TrainerHilary Obert Assistant Athletic TrainerNolan Myer Director of Equipment OperationsTyler Peeler First Team Equipment ManagerAndrew Carlin Assistant Equipment ManagerRavi Ramineni Director of Soccer AnalyticsTom Childs Sports Science Video AnalystSean Muldoon Assistant Strength Coach / Sports ScientistAmber Rowell Performance Data Analyst

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UNF POS Player GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC/FS OFF CK C/E

9 F Raul Ruidiaz 11 9 806 7 1 34 14 11/7 3 0 0/0

18 D Kelvin Leerdam 19 17 1549 5 2 15 5 25/8 1 0 4/1

10 M Nicolas Lodeiro 16 16 1422 4 9 32 11 35/66 2 92 6/0

13 F Jordan Morris 13 13 1065 4 2 14 7 9/8 7 0 1/0

7 M Cristian Roldan 16 16 1368 3 2 15 5 13/35 0 0 3/1

8 M Victor Rodriguez 13 12 940 2 3 21 8 8/23 2 5 1/0

19 M Harry Shipp 17 9 911 3 2 25 10 6/17 1 3 0/0

17 F Will Bruin 9 4 428 2 1 8 5 11/8 8 0 1/0

70 M Handwalla Bwana 10 5 445 1 0 9 4 4/2 2 9 1/0

11 D Brad Smith 17 16 1465 0 5 7 1 8/8 2 0 0/0

20 D Kim Kee-Hee 17 17 1452 0 1 10 1 18/6 0 0 4/0

16 M Alex Roldan 7 5 431 0 1 3 0 3/6 0 0 0/0

4 M Gustav Svensson 12 12 993 0 1 7 1 9/9 0 0 1/0

12 D Saad Abdul-Salaam 8 5 485 0 0 1 0 3/1 1 0 0/0

25 D Xavier Arreaga 4 3 322 0 0 3 1 2/5 0 0 0/0

3 D Jonathan Campbell 2 2 180 0 0 0 0 3/0 0 0 1/0

21 M Jordy Delem 12 9 814 0 0 2 0 10/15 0 0 2/0

99 F Justin Dhillon 3 2 175 0 0 5 2 5/2 3 0 0/0

24 G Stefan Frei 20 20 1800 0 0 0 0 0/5 0 0 0/0

33 D Joevin Jones 4 2 225 0 0 7 4 1/6 0 8 0/0

75 M Danny Leyva 3 2 188 0 0 4 0 2/2 0 0 1/0

14 D Chad Marshall 8 8 720 0 0 7 1 6/2 0 0 0/0

87 F Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez 3 1 82 0 0 1 1 2/2 0 0 0/0

5 D Nouhou 14 4 406 0 0 4 1 10/7 0 1 3/0

29 D Roman Torres 13 9 855 0 0 8 1 4/4 0 0 2/0

23 M Henry Wingo 6 2 200 0 0 3 0 1/0 0 1 0/0

Team totals 20 20 1800 31 30 245 83 209/265 32 119 31/2

Opponent totals 20 20 1800 26 26 277 87 265/209 28 82 39/0

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Nicolas Lodeiro 3, Cristian Roldan 2, Kelvin Leerdam 2, Jordan Morris 1, Handwalla Bwana 1, Harry Shipp 1

GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Nicolas Lodeiro 3, Cristian Roldan 1, Gustav Svensson 1, Kelvin Leerdam 1, Brad Smith 1, Jordan Morris 1

PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Nicolas Lodeiro 2-2, Victor Rodriguez 1-1

UNF POS Player GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-D SO

24 G Stefan Frei 20 20 1800 87 63 26 1.30 2 2 10-5-5 6

Team totals 20 20 1800 87 63 26 1.30 2 2 10-5-5 6

Opponent totals 20 20 1800 83 52 31 1.55 3 3 5-10-5 3

2019 MLS REGULAR SEASON STATS

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2019 SOUNDERS FC MLS REGULAR SEASON SPLITSSITUATIONAL SPLITS PLAYER SPLITS GOAL SPLITS

2019: SOUNDERS FC STARTING XI BY THE NUMBERS (MLS)

MIDFIELDER Lodeiro (16) Shipp (2) MIDFIELDER C. Roldan (1) MIDFIELDER C. Roldan (15) Rodriguez (1) Svensson (11) Delem (1) Delem (8) Shipp (1) Leyva (1) Svensson (1) A. Roldan (1)

MIDFIELDER / FORWARD FORWARD MIDFIELDER / FORWARD Rodríguez (11) Ruidíaz (9) Morris (9) Bwana (3) Morris (4) Shipp (3) Shipp (3) Bruin (4) A. Roldan (3) Jones (2) Dhillon (2) Bwana (2) A. Roldan (1) Ocampo-Chavez (1) Wingo (2)

LEFT BACK CENTER BACK CENTER BACK RIGHT BACK Smith (16) Marshall (8) Kim (10) Leerdam (17) Nouhou (4) Kim (7) Torres (9) Abdul-Salaam (3) Arreaga (3) Abdul-Salaam (2) Campbell (2) GOALKEEPER Frei (20)

Overall 10-5-5

Home 8-0-2Away 2-5-3

March 3-0-1April 2-1-2May 2-1-2June 1-2-0July 2-1-0August 0-0-0September 0-0-0October 0-0-0

vs. Eastern Conf. 6-2-1vs. Western Conf. 4-3-4

National TV 2-2-1Local TV 8-3-4

When leading at half 5-0-0When tied at half 4-2-4When trailing at half 1-3-1 When scoring first 7-1-1When conceding first 3-4-2Scoreless draws (2)

With 0 goals scored 0-1-2With 1 goal scored 3-3-2With 2 goals scored 4-1-1With 3 goals scored 1-0-0With 4+ goals scored 2-0-0

Conceding 0 goals 4-0-2Conceding 1 goal 4-0-2Conceding 2 goals 2-2-1Conceding 3 goals 0-2-0Conceding 4+ goals 0-1-0

When Lodeiro...Scores 3-0-0Scores or assists 5-1-1Starts 9-2-5

When Morris...Scores 2-0-1Scores or assists 3-0-1Starts 8-1-4

When Rodriguez...Scores 1-1-0Scores or assists 2-2-0Starts 7-2-3

When Ruidiaz...Scores 5-2-0Scores or assists 5-2-0Starts 6-2-1

When C. Roldan...Scores 2-0-1Scores or assists 4-0-1Starts 8-3-5

When Svensson...Scores 0-0-0Scores or assists 0-0-0Starts 8-2-2

GOALS SCORED (31)While leading 8While tied 13While trailing 10

Inside the six-yard box 2Inside the 18-yard box 25Outside the area 3Penalties 1

Run of play 24Set piece (PK) 4 (3)Own Goals 0

Unassisted 11One assist 10Two assists 10

Forwards 11Midfielders 15Defenders 5 Own Goal 0

GOALS ALLOWED (26)While leading 9While tied 10While trailing 7

Inside the six-yard box 7Inside the 18-yard box 14Outside the area 4Penalties 1

Run of play 20Set piece (PK) 2 (2)Own Goals 2

Unassisted 9One assist 11Two assists 6

Forwards 14Midfielders 9Defenders 1Own Goals 2

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2019 MLS REGULAR SEASON BOX SCORESSounders FC 4 vs. FC Cincinnati 1March 2, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 39,011

SCORINGCIN - Leonardo Bertone 13’SEA - Kelvin Leerdam 27’SEA - Jordan Morris (Nicolás Lodeiro) 33’SEA - Jordan Morris (Víctor Rodríguez, Nicolás Lodeiro) 43’SEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Víctor Rodríguez) 87’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith (Nouhou 84’); Svens-son (Delem 90’+2’), C. Roldan, Morris (Shipp 77’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez; Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Bruin, Torres, Bwana

Sounders FC 2 vs. Colorado Rapids 0March 9, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,725

SCORINGSEA - Kelvin Leerdam 5’SEA - Raúl Ruidíaz 8’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Morris (Torres 85’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Shipp 68’); Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Bruin, Delem, Bwana, Nouhou

Sounders FC 4 at Chicago Fire 2March 16, 2019 at SeatGeek Stadium (Bridgeview, IL)Attendance: 10,032

SCORINGSEA - Víctor Rodríguez 8’SEA - Jordan Morris (Nicolás Lodeiro) 15’SEA - Nicolás Lodeiro (penalty) 49’CHI - Raheem Edwards (C.J. Sapong, Przemyslaw Frankowski) 56’CHI - Fabian Herbers 84’SEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Brad Smith) 88’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Morris (Shipp 86’), Lodeiro (Torres 72’), Rodríguez (Nouhou 90’); Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Delem, Bwana, A. Roldan

Sounders FC 0 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 0March 30, 2019 at BC Place (Vancouver, BC)Attendance: 24,803

SCORINGNone

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson (Bwana 83’), C. Roldan, Morris, Lodeiro, Rodríguez; Ruidíaz (Bruin 87’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Torres, Nouhou, Delem, A. Roldan

Sounders FC 1 vs. Real Salt Lake 0April 6, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGSEA - Nicolás Lodeiro (Cristian Roldan) 18’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Morris, Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Nouhou 81’); Bruin (Shipp 73’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Torres, Delem, A. Roldan, Bwana

Sounders FC 3 vs. Toronto FC 2April 13, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGTOR - Jozy Altidore (Alejandro Pozuelo) 11’SEA - Will Bruin 24’SEA - Will Bruin (Brad Smith, Nicolás Lodeiro) 66’SEA - Cristian Roldan (Kelvin Leerdam, Gustav Svensson) 68’TOR - Jozy Altidore (Alejandro Pozuelo, Laurent Ciman) 70’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Morris (Shipp 86’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Nouhou 90’+1’); Bruin (Torres 79’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, A. Roldan, Delem, Bwana

Sounders FC 1 at LAFC 4April 21, 2019 at Banc of California Stadium (Los Angeles, CA)Attendance: 22,221

SCORINGLAFC - Carlos Vela (Mark-Anthony Kaye) 12’LAFC - Eduard Atuesta (Mark-Anthony Kaye) 39’SEA - Harry Shipp (Víctor Rodríguez) 51’LAFC - Carlos Vela (Eduard Atuesta) 55’LAFC - Christian Ramirez (Mark-Anthony Kaye) 61’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kee-hee (Delem 64’), Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Shipp, Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Nouhou 64’); Morris (Wingo 68’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Abdul-Salaam, A. Roldan, Bwana

Sounders FC 2 vs. San Jose Earthquakes 2April 24, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGSJ - Shea Salinas (Magnus Eriksson) 34’SJ - Shea Salinas (Cristian Espinoza) 53’SEA - Kelvin Leerdam (Kim Kee-hee, Nicolás Lodeiro) 65’SEA - Harry Shipp (Nicolás Lodeiro, Brad Smith) 67’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Nouhou (Smith 55’); Svens-son (Shipp 56’), C. Roldan, Bwana, Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Wingo 63’); Morris

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, A. Roldan, Delem, Torres

Sounders FC 1 vs. Los Angeles FC 1April 28, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 38,581

SCORINGSEA - Jordan Morris 1’LAFC - Carlos Vela (Diego Rossi, Jordan Harvey) 4’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kee-hee, Smith; Delem, C. Roldan, Shipp (A. Roldan 70’), Lodeiro, Bwana (Wingo 79’); Morris (Abdul-Salaam 90’+7’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Campbell, Leyva

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2019 MLS REGULAR SEASON BOX SCORESSounders FC 1 at Minnesota United FC 1May 4, 2019 at Allianz Field (St. Paul, MN)Attendance: 19,832

SCORINGMIN - Ike Opara (Jan Gregus) 26’SEA - Cristian Roldan 42’

Lineup: Frei; Abdul-Salaam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Delem, C. Roldan, Bwana (Bruin 60’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Ruidíaz 85’); Morris (Torres 79’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Nouhou, Shipp, A. Roldan

Sounders FC 1 vs. Houston Dynamo 0May 11, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 39,232

SCORINGSEA - Cristian Roldan 5’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kee-hee, Smith; Delem, C. Roldan, Mor-ris (Nouhou 85’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Shipp 15’); Ruidíaz (Bruin 73’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Campbell, Abdul-Salaam, Bwana

Sounders FC 2 vs. Orlando City SC 1May 15, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGSEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Brad Smith, Harry Shipp) 19’SEA - Handwalla Bwana (Nicolas Lodeiro) 68’ORL - Chris Mueller (Dillon Powers) 75’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kee-hee, Smith (A. Roldan 86’); Delem, C. Roldan, Morris (Bwana 53’), Lodeiro, Shipp (Nouhou 67’); Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Campbell, Abdul-Salaam, Bruin

Sounders FC 0 at Philadelphia Union 0May 18, 2019 at Talen Energy Stadium (Chester, PA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGNone

Lineup: Frei; Abdul-Salaam, Kee-hee, Torres, Campbell, Nouhou (Leer-dam 71’); C. Roldan, Delem (Bwana 76’), A. Roldan; Lodeiro - captain, Bruin (Ruidíaz 79’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Smith, Shipp, Wingo

Sounders FC 2 at Sporting Kansas City 3May 26, 2019 at Children’s Mercy Park (Kansas City, KS)Attendance: 19,882

SCORINGSKC - Johnny Russell (Yohan Croizet, Nicolas Hasler) 29’SKC - Johnny Russell (Ilie Sanchez) 45’+1’SEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Kelvin Leerdam, Harry Shipp) 63’SKC - Johnny Russell (Kelyn Rowe, Yohan Croizet) 68’SEA - Kelvin Leerdam (Nicolás Lodeiro) 71’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kim (Arreaga 38’), Smith; Delem (Bruin 78’), C. Roldan, Shipp, Lodeiro, Bwana (Nouhou 60’), Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Abdul-Salaam, A. Roldan, Svensson

Sounders FC 1 at FC Dallas 2June 1, 2019 at Toyota Stadium (Frisco, TX)Attendance: 14,327

SCORINGDAL - Xavier Arreaga (OG) 33’DAL - Brad Smith (OG) 38’SEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Will Bruin, Alex Roldan) 65’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Arreaga, Smith; Svensson (Bruin HT), Delem, A. Roldan (Jones 77’), C. Roldan, Shipp (Bwana 56’), Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Muse, Campbell, Abdul-Salaam, Nouhou

Sounders FC 1 at Montreal Impact 2June 5, 2019 at Stade Saputo (Montreal, QC)Attendance: 13,037

SCORINGSEA - Víctor Rodríguez (penalty) 64’MTL - Saphir Taïder (penalty) 74’MTL - Saphir Taïder (Omar Browne) 78’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Abdul-Salaam, Campbell, Nouhou; Delem, Shipp, A. Roldan (Leyva 82’), Rodriguez (Wingo 85’), Bwana (Jones 54’), Bruin

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Muse, Ocampo-Chavez

Sounders FC 1 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 0June 29, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 44,489

SCORINGSEA - Kelvin Leerdam (Brad Smith) 90’+6’

Lineup: Frei - captain; Leerdam, Abdul-Salaam, Kee-hee, Smith; Leyva, Svensson, Wingo (Bwana 80’), Shipp, Jones (Nouhou 86’); Dhillon (Oca-mpo-Chavez 90’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Campbell, A. Roldan, Delem

Sounders FC 0 at New York City FC 3July 3, 2019 at Yankee Stadium (Bronx, NY)Attendance: 18,217

SCORINGNYC - Maximiliano Moralez (Jesus Medina) 58’NYC - Jesus Medina (Valentin Castellanos) 77’NYC - Ebenezer Ofori (Alexander Ring) 87’

Lineup: Frei; Abdul-Salaam, Kee-hee, Arreaga, Nouhou (Leerdam 72’); Delem, A. Roldan, Wingo (Rodriguez 55’), Shipp, Jones; Dhillon (Ocam-po-Chavez 82’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Torres, Smith, Svensson

Sounders FC 2 at Columbus Crew SC 1July 6, 2019 at MAPFRE Stadium (Columbus, OH)Attendance: 14,183

SCORINGCLB - Pedro Santos (penalty) 13’SEA - Nicolás Lodeiro (penalty) 56’SEA - Nicolás Lodeiro 90’+6’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Arreaga, Smith; Svensson, Leyva, A. Roldan (Shipp 68’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Dhillon 86’); Ocampo-Chavez (Abdul-Salaam 73’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Kee-hee, Nouhou, Delem

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2019 MLS REGULAR SEASON BOX SCORESSounders FC 2 vs. Atlanta United FC 1July 14, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 38,232

SCORINGSEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Cristian Roldan) 58’ATL - Josef Martínez (Gonzalo Martínez) 65’SEA - Harry Shipp (Jordan Morris, Nicolás Lodeiro) 71’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam (Abdul-Salaam 73’), Torres, Kee-hee, Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan; Morris (Delem 87’), Lodeiro, Shipp (Nouhou 77’); Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Arreaga, Leyva, Dhillon

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Height: 6-4 Weight: 195Born: July 26, 1999 Hometown: Louisville, KYCitizenship: United States College: Indiana

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as a Homegrown Player on January 15, 2019.

CAREER NOTES

• Became Sounders FC’s 11th Homegrown Player signing on January 15, 2019• Named a First Team All-American and Big 10 Goalkeeper of the Year in 2018• Led Indiana University to the College Cup in both of his collegiate campaigns• Posted a 38-4-7 record with a 0.39 goals against average and 30 shut-outs in two seasons at Indiana• Joined the Sounders Academy in 2015 from Derby City Rovers in Louis-ville, Kentucky.

1 GK TREY MUSE

Height: 6-0 Weight: 175Born: February 7, 1987 Hometown: Gothenburg, SwedenCitizenship: Sweden

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed to contract on January 30, 2017.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Guangzhou R&F (2016), IFK Goteborg (2014-2015), Tarivya (2012-2013), Bursaspor (2011-2012), IFK Goteborg (2006-2010).

CAREER NOTES

• Started 53 of 56 appearances in first two seasons with Sounders FC• Member of Swedish National Team that qualified for 2018 FIFA World Cup• Began pro career with hometown side IFK Göteborg, where he played from 2006-2010, leading the club to the 2008 Svenzka Cupen (Swedish Cup) title and a 2009 second-place finish• Played for Bursaspor of the Turkish Super Lig in 2010, where he made 38 appearances in the 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 campaigns• Has six appearances for the Swedish National Team, beginning with two caps in 2009. The midfielder has also appeared in a pair of matches for Sweden in 2015 and 2016.• Moved to Guangzhou R&F of the Chinese Super League in 2016 and started all 28 of his appearances

4 M GUSTAV SVENSSON Height: 5-10 Weight: 175Born: June 23, 1997 Hometown: Douala, Cameroon Citizenship: CameroonPronunciation: NEW-hoo toe-LOW

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on January 26, 2017.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Rainbow FC (2015).

CAREER NOTES

• Started 23 of 28 appearances in second MLS season in 2018• Started both of Seattle’s postseason appearances in 2018 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs• Earned first cap with Cameroon National Team in 2017• Made MLS debut off the bench against Crew SC (May 31)• Scored first USL goal in 2-1 road win over LA Galaxy II (April 15)• Started all 24 of his appearances for S2 in 2016, leading the team with 2,061 minutes• Joined S2 in April of 2016 from Cameroonian side Rainbow FC

5 D NOUHOU

Height: 6-2 Weight: 188Born: June 27, 1993 Hometown: Greensboro, NCCitizenship: United StatesCollege: North Carolina

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired via trade from Chicago for natural Fourth Round pick in 2020 MLS SuperDraft on December 28, 2018

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Chicago Fire (2016-2018)

CAREER NOTES

• Made 11 starts in 15 appearances with Chicago in 2018• Recorded one assist, the second of his MLS career, in 2018• Started 30 of 32 appearances as a rookie with Chicago in 2016

3 D JONATHAN CAMPBELL

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Height: 5-8 Weight: 165Born: June 3, 1995 Hometown: Pico Rivera, CaliforniaCitizenship: United StatesCollege: Washington Pronunciation: roll-dahn

HOW ACQUIRED

Drafted by Seattle as the 16th pick in the MLS SuperDraft on January 15, 2015.

CAREER NOTES

• Matched a club record by starting all 34 matches in 2018• Set career highs in assists (9) and minutes (3,053) in 2018• Named 2017 Sounders FC team MVP after recording six goals and three assists in 33 appearances (all starts) in 2017• Earned first senior caps for U.S. Men’s National Team in 2017• Appeared in 22 MLS regular season matches as a rookie, starting 11, which ranks fourth-most games played by a rookie in team history (2015)• Recorded first career MLS assist on a goal by Obafemi Martins in a 3-0 win against Vancouver Whitecaps FC (September 19, 2015) • Named NSCAA Third Team All-American as a sophomore at University of Washington• 2013 Gatorade National Player of the Year as a senior at El Racho High School

7 M CRISTIAN ROLDANHeight: 5-7 Weight: 154Born: July 23, 1989 Hometown: Barcelona, SpainCitizenship: Spain

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on August 2, 2017 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Sporting Gijón (2016), Getafe CF (Loan, 2015-2016), Elche CF (2014-2016), Zaragoza (2012-2014), UE Vilajuïga (Loan, 2008-2009), CF Badalona (2008-2012).

CAREER NOTES

• Set career highs in games played (19), starts (14), goals (5) and assists (6) in 2018• Signed with Seattle after nearly a decade of professional experience in Spain, including four of the past five seasons in La Liga• In 2014-2015 while playing for Elche CF, Rodríguez made 36 appear-ances and scored four goals - a career high in La Liga• Spent four years in FC Barcelona youth system.

8 M VÍCTOR RODRÍGUEZ

Height: 5-7 Weight: 150Born: March 21, 1989 Hometown: Paysandú, Uruguay Citizenship: Uruguay Pronunciation: lo-DARE-oh

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on July 27, 2016 as a Designated Player.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Boca Juniors (2015-2016), Corinthians (2014-2015), Botafago (2012-2014), Ajax (2010-2012), Nacional (2007-2010).

CAREER NOTES

• Set a club record with 16 assists in 2018• Scored eight goals in 27 regular-season matches last season• Helped Uruguay qualify for 2018 FIFA World Cup• Earned 2016 MLS Newcomer of the Year, a spot on MLS Team of the Week in his first two weeks with club and named Etihad Player of the Month for August• Has 51 caps and four goals for Uruguay National Team• Member of Uruguay’s 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cup roster• Previously played for Boca Juniors (Argentina), Corinthians (Brazil), Botafogo (Brazil) and Ajax (Netherlands)• Participated in 2012 Summer Olympics and three Copa America tourna-ments. Uruguay won the 2011 edition of Copa America

10 M NICOLÁS LODEIROHeight: 5-7 Weight: 145Born: July 25, 1990 Hometown: Lima, Peru Citizenship: Peru Pronunciation: Roo-ee-Dee-az

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on June 29, 2018 as a Designated Player.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Morelia (2016-2018), Universitario (2009-2011, 2013-2016), Universidad de Chile (2013), Coritiba (2012).

CAREER NOTES

• Led Sounders FC with 10 goals in 14 games in his first season with the club• 40 Liga MX goals scored while playing for Morelia from 2016-2018, including Campeón del Goleo titles for the 2016 Apertura and 2017 Clausura• Won 2009 Peruvian Primera Division title with Universitario and 2012 Chilean Primera Division title with Universidad de Chile• Scored in six consecutive matches from August 17-September 26, 2017, the first Morelia player to achieve that mark• Part of Peru squad that competed at 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia• 31 career caps for Peruvian National Team• Helped Peru to a third-place finish at the 2011 Copa América and a Quarterfinal run at the 2016 Copa América Centenario

9 F RAÚL RUIDÍAZ

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13 F JORDAN MORRISHeight: 6-0 Weight: 185Born: October 26, 1994 Hometown: Mercer Island, Washington Citizenship: United StatesCollege: Stanford

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as Homegrown Player on January 21, 2016.

CAREER NOTES

• Missed entire 2018 season after suffering right ACL tear in Scotiabank CONCACAF Champions League first leg at Santa Tecla FC (February 22)• Three goals in 23 regular-season appearances before suffering strained hamsting that sidelined him in September, before making two substitute appearances in 2017• 2016 AT&T Rookie of the Year with American rookie record 12 goals• Has 24 caps and five goals for United States Men’s National Team• Tied MLS rookie record with a goal in four consecutive matches• Became the first college player since 1995 to make senior USMNT appearance (November 2014)• As a senior at Stanford, led Cardinal to National Championship and won the MAC Hermann Trophy• Scored 28 goals in 32 games for Sounders FC Academy in 2012

Height: 5-10 Weight: 155Born: April 8, 1994 Hometown: Penrigh, AustraliaCitizenship: Australia

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired by Sounders FC on loan from AFC Bournemouth on August 8, 2018 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

AFC Bournemouth (2016-2018), Liverpool (2013-2016), Swindon Town (2014-2015).

CAREER NOTES

• Started all six appearances in his first season with the club in 2018• Came up through Liverpool’s youth system after moving to England from Australia at age 14• Has seen action in English Premier League, F.A. Cup, English League Cup and Europa League play• Scored lone professional goal with Liverpool in 2-2 draw with Exeter City in 2015-2016 F.A. Cup on January 8, 2016• 19 caps for Australian National Team, including 12 in 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifying, after representing England at the youth international levels

11 D BRAD SMITH 12 D SAAD ABDUL-SALAAM Height: 6-4 Weight: 185Born: September 8, 1991 Hometown: Gahanna, OHCitizenship: United States College: Akron

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with Sounders FC on February 26, 2019 after the club acquired his rights from New York City FC in exchange for $50,000 in Targeted Allocation Money (GAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

New York City FC (2018), Sporting Kansas City (2015-2017)

CAREER NOTES

• Named Sporting Kansas City’s Defensive Player of the Year in 2016• Scored his first MLS goal on June 3, 2017 vs. Minnesota• Selected with the 12th overall pick in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft

16 M ALEX ROLDANHeight: 5-10 Weight: 155Born: June 28, 1996Hometown: Pico Rivera, CaliforniaPronunciation: Roll-dahn

HOW ACQUIRED

Selected with the 22nd pick of the First Round (22nd overall) in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft. Signed to First Team contract on February 13, 2018.

CAREER NOTES

• Recorded 19 appearances including seven starts in 2018, his first season with the club• Started all 82 games over his four years at Seattle University with 18 goals and 17 assists, including six goals and team-leading eight assists in 2017• Made Sounders FC debut as substitute in Scotiabank CONCACAF Champions League match at Santa Tecla FC on February 22, 2018• Younger brother of Sounders FC midfielder, Cristian Roldan

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17 F WILL BRUIN Height: 6-2 Weight: 194Born: October 24, 1989 Hometown: St. Louis, MissouriCitizenship: United States College: Indiana

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired via trade from Houston Dynamo for Targeted Allocation Money and General Allocation Money on December 23, 2016.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Houston Dynamo (2011-2016).

CAREER NOTES

• Third on Sounders FC with seven goals in 2018• Scored 50 goals and added 20 assists in his six professional seasons with the Houston Dynamo• Scored career-high 12 tallies in 2012. Also reached double digits in the scoring column with 10 goals in 2014 and 11 in 2015.• Recorded 33 goals in 66 appearances for the Hoosiers, including a team-high 18 tallies as a junior, when he finished second in the voting for the MAC Hermann Trophy• Two career caps for the U.S. National Team, making his debut in a friendly against Canada in 2013.

19 M HARRY SHIPPHeight: 5-9 Weight: 145Born: November 7, 1991 Hometown: Lake Forest, Illinois Citizenship: United StatesCollege: Notre Dame

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired via trade from Montreal for General Allocation Money on De-cember 22, 2016.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Montreal Impact (2016), Chicago Fire (2014-2015).

CAREER NOTES

• Matched his career high with three goals in 2018• Two assists for Sounders FC in 2017 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs• Spent the 2016 season with Eastern Conference finalist Montreal Impact, starting 20 of his 27 appearances and recording two goals and three assists• Tallied seven goals and six assists in 33 appearances as an AT&T MLS Rookie of the Year finalist in 2014• Helped lead the Fighting Irish to the first national championship in program history during his senior season, where he was a NSCAA First Team All-American and a MAC Hermann Trophy finalist

Height: 5-10 Weight: 154Born: June 24, 1990 Hometown: Utrecht, NetherlandsCitizenship: Netherlands

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on July 1, 2017 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Vitesse (2013-2017), Feyenoord (2008-2013).

CAREER NOTES

• Set career highs in games played (26), starts (24) and assists (5) in 2018.• Spent nine seasons in Dutch Eredivisie with Feyenoord and Vitesse, amassing 186 career league appearances with 16 goals and eight assists.• Made 19 appearances for the Netherlands’ U-21 side from 2010-2013 and three appearances the U-19s in 2009.

18 D KELVIN LEERDAM

20 D KIM KEE-HEEHeight: 6-2 Weight: 175Born: July 13, 1989Hometown: Busan, South Korea Citizenship: South Korea

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on February 27, 2018 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Shanghai Shenua (2016-2017), Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC (2013-2016), Al-Sailiya (2012-2013), Daegu FC (2011-2013)

CAREER NOTES

• Started 28 of 29 games in his first season with the club in 2018• Made Sounders FC debut at Chivas Guadalajara on March 14, 2018• Signed with Sounders FC prior to 2018 campaign after nine professional seasons in Korea, China and Qatar• Spent the past two seasons with Shanghai Shenua of the Chinese Super League, starting all 45 of his appearances, including all 30 games of the 2016 campaign• Spent 2013-2015 seasons with Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC in Korean topflight, winning league titles in 2014 and 2015• 23 caps for the South Korean National Team, including six appearances during South Korea’s successful run in 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying.

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24 GK STEFAN FREIHeight: 6-3 Weight: 195 Born: April 20, 1986 Hometown: Altstaetten, Switzerland College: California Pronunciation: STEF-in FRY

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired via trade from Toronto on December 10, 2013.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Toronto FC (2009-2013).

CAREER NOTES

• Set Sounders FC franchise record with 114 saves in 2018.• Recorded a team-record 11 saves on June 13, 2018 at New York Red Bulls.• MLS record-holder with current 624-minute individual postseason shut-out streak spanning 2016 and 2017 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs• Became first Sounders FC goalkeeper to earn 50th win in 3-0 road shutout at LA Galaxy (April 23)• Named 2016 MLS Cup MVP• First goalkeeper in club history with 300 career saves• Recorded nine shutouts and 99 saves in first season for Seattle (2014)• Became second player in Sounders FC history to play in every minute of a season in 2014 • Four-time Canadian Cup Championship winner with Toronto

Height: 6-0 Weight: 170Born: October 4, 1995Hometown: Seattle, WashingtonCollege: Washington

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as Homegrown Player on January 18, 2017.

CAREER NOTES

• Made his first MLS start on March 4, 2018 vs. LAFC• 11 appearances in rookie campaign in 2017• Made professional debut in 2017 season opener at Houston Dynamo (March 4)• Made 56 appearances and earned All-Pac-12 Second Team honors in 2015 and 2016 at Washington• Played at least 18 matches in each of his three seasons with the Hus-kies, starting 35 of 37 of his appearances in 2015 and 2016• Spent the 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 campaigns with the Sounders FC Academy

23 M HENRY WINGOHeight: 5-11 Weight: 156Born: March 18, 1993 Hometown: Fort-de-France, MartiniqueCitizenship: Martinique

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed to a First Team contract on March 2, 2017.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Club Franciscain (2015), AC Arles-Avignon B (2014).

CAREER NOTES

• Set career highs in games played (16) and starts (10) in 2018.• Scored his first MLS goal vs. Minnesota on April 22, 2018.• Started nine of 14 appearances in first MLS season in 2017, in addition to two appearances (one start) in 2017 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs• Made 19 appearances for S2 in 2016 and recorded an assist in a 1-1 draw against Whitecaps FC 2 (August 6)• Previously played for Club Franciscain of Martinique’s Championnat National League and France’s AC Arles-Avignon B squad• Has 33 caps and five goals for the Martinique National Team

21 M JORDY DELEM

25 D XAVIER ARREAGAHeight: 6-0 Weight: 165Born: September 28, 1994Hometown: Guayaquil, Ecuador Citizenship: EcuadorPronunciation: JAVI-ayer

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on May 7, 2019 as a Designated Player.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Barcelona SC (2016-2019), Manta FC (2014-2015).

CAREER NOTES

• Played 6,787 minutes across four seasons for Barcelona of Guayaquil in the Ecuadorian topflight, starting 78 of his 79 appearances• Tallied eight goals with Barcelona of Guayaquil, including three each in the 2017 and 2018 seasons.• Started all 10 of his appearances in 2019, registering 887 minutes played• Spent two seasons to start his pro career with Manta FC of Ecuador, scoring four goals in 2015• Earned his first international cap for Ecuador in a 2-1 friendly win over Panama on November 20, 2018

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Height: 5-9 Weight: 145Born: June 25, 1997 Hometown: Seattle, WashingtonCitizenship: United States / KenyaCollege: Washington

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as Homegrown Player on January 11, 2018.

CAREER NOTES

• Scored two goals and recorded one assist in 12 games during his rookie season in 2018• Signed as a Homegrown Player after two seasons at the University of Washington, where recorded 12 goals and 13 assists in 39 appearances• All-Pac-12 First Team selection in 2017 after leading the Huskies with eight goals and ranking second with six assists• Ballard High School graduate earned Pac-12 Freshman of the Year honors in 2016 after tallying four goals and seven assists

70 M HANDWALLA BWANAHeight: 6-2 Weight: 195Born: August 2, 1989 Hometown: Scotch Plains, NJ Citizenship: United States College: Monmouth

HOW ACQUIRED

Selected in Stage One in 2016 Re-Entry Draft on December 16, 2016. Re-signed on December 14, 2017.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

San Jose (2014-16), New York Cosmos (2013), IK Brage (2013), Sound-ers FC (2011-12), Kitsap Pumas (2011).

CAREER NOTES

• Made his first MLS start since 2012 on June 30, 2018 vs. Portland and made three saves• Originally drafted by Seattle in the Second Round of the 2011 MLS SuperDraft• Made his first MLS appearance in the second half against the LA Gal-axy on May 2, 2012• Posted a 3-3-5 mark during the 2012 MLS season with a 1.27 goals against average and three shutouts• Also played for Kitsap Pumas and San Jose Earthquakes

35 GK BRYAN MEREDITH

29 D ROMÁN TORRESHeight: 6-2 Weight: 195Born: March 20, 1986Hometown: Panama City, Panama Citizenship: Panama Pronunciation: roe-MAHN

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on August 12, 2015 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Millonarios (2012-2015), La Equidad (2008-2009, 2012), Atlètico Nacional (2011), Atlètico Junior (2010), Cortulua (2006-2007), San Francisco FC (2005-2008), Chepo FC (2003-2005).

CAREER NOTES

• Captained Panama to 2018 FIFA World Cup berth and scored clinching goal vs. Costa Rica in last match of CONCACAF qualifying• Scored decisive penalty-kick in shootout to win 2016 MLS Cup• Suffered season-ending ACL tear in 1-1 draw at San Jose (September 1, 2015), then underwent successful surgery on September 22, 2015• Current captain of Panamanian National Team, appearing in 91 interna-tional matches and scoring 14 goals• Amassed 331 career appearances and 32 goals in 11 professional sea-sons of topflight leagues in South and Central America• Five club championships with four different teams in Panama and Colombia

33 D/M JOEVIN JONESHeight: 5-11 Weight: 160Born: August 3, 1991Hometown: Carenage, Trinidad & Tobago Citizenship: Trinidad & Tobago

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on May 7, 2019 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

SV Darmstadt 98 (2018-2019); Sounders FC (2016-2017); Chicago Fire (2015); HJK Helsinki (2014); W Connection (2009-2014).

CAREER NOTES

• Spent the past two seasons with SV Darmstadt 98, where he recorded 44 appearances with six goals over two seasons in 2. Bundesliga, the German second division• Spent the 2016 and 2017 seasons with Seattle, helping the club to back-to-back MLS Cup appearances and the 2016 title• Recorded three goals and 14 assists in two seasons with Sounders FC, including a career-high 11 helpers in 2017• Posted five assists in 11 postseason appearances in 2016 and 2017• Mainstay for the Trinidad & Tobago National Team, where he has 71 career caps and eight goals

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Height: 5-10 Weight: 140Born: May 5, 2003 Hometown: Las Vegas, NevadaCitizenship: United States

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as Homegrown Player on April 9, 2019.

CAREER NOTES

• Youngest signing in club history at 15 years and 339 days upon signing• Six appearances for Tacoma Defiance in 2018 and 2019 prior to signing with Sounders FC• Member of Sounders FC U-17 squad that won 2017-2018 USSDA National Championship• Has participated with U.S. U-15 and U-16 National Team squad

75 M DANNY LEYVA 87 F ALFONSO OCAMPO-CHAVEZHeight: 5-10 Weight: 142Born: March 25, 2002Hometown: Merced, California Citizenship: United States

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as Homegrown Player on May 1, 2019.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Tacoma Defiance (2017-2019)

CAREER NOTES

• 13th Homegrown Player signing in club history• Led Sounders FC U-17 side in scoring during 2019 Generation adidas Cup Champions Division championship• Seven appearances for Tacoma Defiance from 2017 to 2019 prior to signing with Sounders FC• Member of Sounders FC U-17 squad that won 2017-2018 USSDA National Championship

99 F JUSTIN DHILLONHeight: 6-3 Weight: 185Born: June 6, 1995Hometown: Rancho Santa Margarita, California Citizenship: United StatesCollege: Cal Poly

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed to First Team on June 28, 2019.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Tacoma Defiance (2019), LA Galaxy II (2017-2018)

CAREER NOTES

• Led Tacoma Defiance with six goals in 14 appearances in 2019 before signing with First Team• Recorded five-match scoring streak for Defiance from May 12-June 8• Scored fastest goal in USL Championship history with strike nine sec-onds into 1-1 draw with Reno 1868 FC on May 18