2018 Atlanta United FC season

Atlanta United
2018 season
Owner Arthur Blank
President Darren Eales
Head Coach Gerardo Martino
Stadium Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Atlanta, Georgia
MLS Conference: 1st
Overall: 1st
MLS Cup Playoffs TBD
U.S. Open Cup Round of 16
Top goalscorer League: Josef Martínez (30)
All: Josef Martínez (30)
Highest home attendance League/All: 72,243
(July 15 vs. Seattle Sounders)
Lowest home attendance League: 44,696
(May 10 vs. Sporting Kansas City)
All: 9,742
(June 6 vs. Charleston Battery)
Average home league attendance 51,826 (league)
48,888 (all)
Biggest win 5 goals:
ATL 5–0 LAFC (April 7)
Biggest defeat 4 goals:
HOU 4–0 ATL (March 3)
Home colors
Away colors
All statistics correct as of October 6, 2018.

The 2018 Atlanta United FC season is the second season of Atlanta United FC's existence, and the tenth year of existence from a professional soccer club competing in the top-tier of American soccer in Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta United play their home matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and are coached by Gerardo Martino. Outside of MLS, the team participated in the 2018 U.S. Open Cup, as well as various preseason competitions.

On November 17, Atlanta United announced the launch of a second division team, Atlanta United 2, to play in the USL at the start of the 2018 season.[1]

Club

Squad no. Name Nationality Position(s) Date of birth (age) Signed from Apps Goals
Goalkeepers
1 Brad Guzan United States GK September 9, 1984 England Middlesbrough 46 0
25 Alec Kann United States GK August 8, 1990 United States Sporting Kansas City 23 0
27 Mitch Hildebrandt United States GK November 12, 1988 United States FC Cincinnati 0 0
33 Paul Christensen United States GK April 15, 1996 United States University of Portland 1 0
Defenders
2 Franco Escobar Argentina RB February 21, 1995 Argentina Newell's Old Boys 21 0
3 Michael Parkhurst (c) United States CB January 24, 1984 United States Columbus Crew 65 0
4 Greg Garza United States LB August 16, 1991 Mexico Tijuana 36 3
5 Leandro González Pírez Argentina CB February 26, 1992 Argentina Estudiantes 66 2
12 Miles Robinson (GA) United States CB March 14, 1997 United States Syracuse University 13 0
13 José Hernández Venezuela LB June 26, 1997 Venezuela Caracas 1 0
14 Sal Zizzo United States RB April 3, 1987 United States New York Red Bulls 8 0
16 Chris McCann Republic of Ireland LB July 21, 1987 England Wigan Athletic 46 1
21 George Bello (HGP) United States LB January 22, 2002 United States Atlanta United Academy 3 1
22 Mikey Ambrose United States LB October 5, 1993 United States Orlando City 20 0
Midfielders
6 Darlington Nagbe United States AM July 19, 1990 United States Portland Timbers 21 0
8 Ezequiel Barco (DP) Argentina AM March 23, 1999 Argentina Independiente 26 5
10 Miguel Almirón (DP) Paraguay LW February 10, 1994 Argentina Lanús 65 21
11 Eric Remedi Argentina DM June 4, 1995 Argentina Banfield 11 0
15 Héctor Villalba Paraguay[lower-alpha 1] RW July 26, 1994 Argentina San Lorenzo 63 20
18 Jeff Larentowicz United States DM August 5, 1983 United States LA Galaxy 67 2
20 Chris Goslin (HGP) United States AM May 12, 2000 United States Atlanta United Academy 1 0
23 Lagos Kunga (HGP) United States LW October 20, 1998 United States Atlanta United Academy 1 0
24 Julian Gressel Germany AM December 16, 1993 United States Providence College 68 10
28 Andrew Wheeler-Omiunu United States AM November 30, 1994 United States Harvard University 4 0
30 Andrew Carleton (HGP) United States RW June 22, 2000 United States Atlanta United Academy 10 1
32 Kevin Kratz Germany CM January 21, 1987 United States Philadelphia Union 50 4
Forwards
7 Josef Martínez (DP) Venezuela ST May 19, 1993 Italy Torino 54 50
9 Romario Williams Jamaica CF August 15, 1994 Canada Montreal Impact 18 2
19 Brandon Vázquez United States CF October 14, 1998 Mexico Tijuana 25 3
  1. ↑ On September 4, 2018 Héctor Villalba made a one time switch to represent Paraguay, which he qualifies to represent through his father.

International roster slots

Atlanta has seven International Roster Slots for use in the 2018 season. Josef Martínez occupied an International Roster Slot until July 9, when he received a green card, making him a domestic player for MLS roster purposes.[2] Jon Gallagher occupied an International Roster Slot until August 19, when he was sent on loan to Atlanta United 2 and José Hernández was recalled from the second team to replace Gallagher.[3]

Atlanta United International Roster Slots
Slot Player Country
1 Franco Escobar Argentina Argentina
2 Leandro González Pírez Argentina Argentina
3 Ezequiel Barco Argentina Argentina
4 Miguel Almirón Paraguay Paraguay
5 Julian Gressel Germany Germany
6 Eric Remedi Argentina Argentina
7 José Hernández Venezuela Venezuela

Results

Non-competitive

  Win   Draw   Loss

Friendlies

Carolina Challenge Cup

Competitive

Major League Soccer

League tables
Eastern Conference
Pos Team Pld W L T GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Atlanta United (Q) 32 20 6 6 67 39 +28 66 Conference Semi-finals[lower-alpha 1]
2 New York Red Bulls (Q) 32 20 7 5 60 33 +27 65
3 New York City FC (Q) 32 15 9 8 55 41 +14 53 Knockout round
4 Philadelphia Union (Q) 32 15 12 5 48 46 +2 50
5 Columbus Crew 32 13 10 9 39 41 −2 48
6 D.C. United 31 12 11 8 56 49 +7 44
Updated to match(es) played on October 13, 2018. Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) disciplinary points; 6) away goal differential; 7) away goals scored; 8) home goal differential; 9) home goals scored; 10) coin toss or drawing of lots.
(Q) Qualified to the phase indicated.
Notes:
  1. ↑ Due to a change in format for the CONCACAF Champions League, the regular season conference champions will not automatically earn a berth in the 2019 CONCACAF Champions League.[4]
Overall

Houston Dynamo, Sporting Kansas City and Toronto FC qualified for the 2019 CONCACAF Champions League by winning their respective domestic cup competitions, not through MLS.

Pos Team Pld W L T GF GA GD Pts Qualification[lower-alpha 1]
1 Atlanta United 32 20 6 6 67 39 +28 66
2 New York Red Bulls 32 20 7 5 60 33 +27 65
3 FC Dallas 32 16 7 9 51 39 +12 57
4 Los Angeles FC 32 16 8 8 65 48 +17 56
Updated to match(es) played on October 13, 2018. Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) disciplinary points; 6) away goals scored; 7) away goal differential; 8) coin toss or drawing of lots
Notes:
  1. ↑
Results summary
OverallHomeAway
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsWDLGFGAGDWDLGFGAGD
32 20 6 6 67 39  +28 66 10 4 2 40 18  +22 10 2 4 27 21  +6

Source: Match reports

Results by round

Round12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334
GroundAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHHAAHHAHHAAAAHAHHA
ResultLWWWWDWWWLWLDWDWDWLWDWWDWWLWWWLW

Source: Match reports
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss
Matches

  Win   Draw   Loss

MLS Cup Playoffs


U.S. Open Cup

  Win   Draw   Loss

Statistics

Top scorers

As of October 7, 2018
Place Position Name MLS Playoffs U.S. Open Cup Total
1 FW Venezuela Josef Martínez 30 0 0 30
2 MF Paraguay Miguel Almirón 12 0 0 12
3 MF Paraguay Héctor Villalba 7 0 0 7
4 MF Argentina Ezequiel Barco 4 0 1 5
5 MF Germany Julian Gressel 4 0 0 4
6 FW Jamaica Romario Williams 1 0 1 2
MF Germany Kevin Kratz 2 0 0 2
8 DF United States Greg Garza 1 0 0 1
DF Argentina Leandro González Pírez 1 0 0 1
DF Republic of Ireland Chris McCann 1 0 0 1
MF United States Jeff Larentowicz 1 0 0 1
MF United States George Bello 1 0 0 1
MF United States Andrew Carleton 0 0 1 1
Own Goals2002
Total 67 0 3 70

Disciplinary record

As of October 7, 2018
No. Pos. Name MLS MLS Cup Playoffs U.S. Open Cup Total
Yellow cardYellow cardYellow cardRed cardRed cardYellow cardYellow cardYellow cardRed cardRed cardYellow cardYellow cardYellow cardRed cardRed cardYellow cardYellow cardYellow cardRed cardRed card
1GKBrad Guzan3 1 3 1
2DFFranco Escobar7 7
3DFMichael Parkhurst6 6
4DFGreg Garza2 1 2 1
5DFLeandro González Pírez71 1 81
7FWJosef Martínez1 1
8MFEzequiel Barco2 2
9FWRomario Williams4 4
10MFMiguel Almirón4 4
11MFEric Remedi2 2
15MFHéctor Villalba5 5
16MFChris McCann6 6
18MFJeff Larentowicz6 6
22DFMikey Ambrose1 1
24MFJulian Gressel3 3
Total58120001005912

Player Movement

In

No. Pos. Player Transferred From Type US Fee/Notes Date Source
31STNigeria Patrick OkonkwoUnited States Atlanta United AcademyTransferUSSigned as a Homegrown Player (HGP)June 17, 2017[lower-alpha 1][6]
21DFUnited States George BelloUnited States Atlanta United AcademyTransferUSSigned as a Homegrown Player (HGP)June 17, 2017[lower-alpha 1][6]
23MFUnited States Lagos KungaUnited States Atlanta United AcademyTransferUSSigned as a Homegrown Player (HGP)June 17, 2017[lower-alpha 1][6]
4DFUnited States Greg GarzaMexico TijuanaTransferUSUndisclosedNovember 29, 2017[7]
27GKUnited States Mitch HildebrandtUnited States FC CincinnatiTransferUSFreeDecember 1, 2017[8]
2DFArgentina Franco EscobarArgentina Newell's Old BoysTransferNon-USUndisclosedDecember 8, 2017[9]
13DFVenezuela José HernándezVenezuela CaracasTransferNon-USUndisclosedDecember 13, 2017[10]
6MFUnited States Darlington NagbeUnited States Portland TimbersTradeUSIncluded in multi-person trade.[lower-alpha 2]December 13, 2017[11]
—DFNigeria Gbenga ArokoyoUnited States Portland TimbersTradeNon-USIncluded in multi-person trade.[lower-alpha 2]December 13, 2017[11]
9STJamaica Romario WilliamsUnited States Charleston BatteryLoan ReturnUSFreeDecember 31, 2017
—STGhana Jeffrey OtooUnited States Charleston BatteryLoan ReturnNon-USFreeDecember 31, 2017
8MFArgentina Ezequiel BarcoArgentina IndependienteTransferNon-US$15 MillionJanuary 19, 2018[13]
26FWRepublic of Ireland Jon GallagherUnited States University of Notre DameDraftNon-USFreeJanuary 19, 2018[14]
—FWGermany Gordon WildUnited States University of MarylandDraftNon-USFreeJanuary 19, 2018[15]
14DFUnited States Sal ZizzoUnited States New York Red BullsTransferUSFreeJanuary 30, 2018[16]
29MFEngland Oliver ShannonUnited States Clemson UniversityDraftNon-USFreeFebruary 21, 2018[17]
11MFArgentina Eric RemediArgentina BanfieldTransferNon-USUndisclosed; Required TAMJune 26, 2018[18]

SuperDraft picks

Draft picks are not automatically signed to the team roster. Only trades involving draft picks and executed after the start of 2018 MLS SuperDraft will be listed in the notes. Atlanta had four selections in the draft.

2018 Atlanta United SuperDraft Picks
RoundSelectionPlayerPositionCollegeStatus
114 Republic of Ireland Jon Gallagher FW Notre Dame Non-US
236 England Oliver Shannon MF Clemson Non-US
37 Germany Gordon Wild FW Maryland Non-US
470 United States Paul Christensen GK Portland US

Loan in

No. Pos. Player Loaned From US Start End Source
33 GK United States Paul Christensen United States Atlanta United 2 US May 4, 2018 May 10, 2018 [19]
34 FW United States Yosef Samuel United States Atlanta United 2 US June 5, 2018 June 9, 2018 [20]

Out

Per Major League Soccer and club policies terms of the deals do not get disclosed.

No. Pos. Player Transferred To Type US Fee/Notes Date Source
21DFUnited States Mark BloomFree Agent[lower-alpha 3]Option DeclinedUSFreeNovember 20, 2017[21]
12DFUnited States Bobby BoswellFree Agent[lower-alpha 3]Contract ExpiredUSFreeNovember 20, 2017[21]
9FWTrinidad and Tobago Kenwyne JonesUnited States Sporting Kansas City[lower-alpha 4][lower-alpha 3]Option DeclinedUSFreeNovember 20, 2017[21]
27DFUnited States Zach LoydFree AgentOption DeclinedUSFreeNovember 20, 2017[21]
2DFEngland Tyrone MearsUnited States Minnesota United[lower-alpha 5]Option DeclinedNon-USFreeNovember 20, 2017[21]
—FWGhana Jeffrey OtooFree AgentOption DeclinedNon-USFreeNovember 20, 2017[21]
25GKUnited States Kyle ReynishUnited States Fresno FCContract ExpiredUSFreeNovember 20, 2017[21]
23GKGreece Alexandros TabakisUnited States Sporting Kansas City[lower-alpha 4]Option DeclinedUSFreeNovember 20, 2017[21]
13MFEngland Harrison HeathUnited States Minnesota UnitedTradeUS2019 Fourth Round PickDecember 9, 2017[28]
26DFEngland Anton WalkesEngland Tottenham HotspurLoan ReturnNon-USFreeDecember 31, 2017
11MFArgentina Yamil AsadArgentina Vélez SarsfieldLoan ReturnNon-USFreeDecember 31, 2017
14MFChile Carlos CarmonaChile Colo-ColoTransferNon-USUndisclosedJanuary 30, 2018[29]
29MFUnited States Jacob PetersonFree AgentWaivedUSFreeJanuary 29, 2018[30]
—DFNigeria Gbenga ArokoyoSweden Kalmar FFTransferNon-USFreeJanuary 31, 2018[12]

Loan out

No. Pos. Player Loaned To Start End Source
31 FW Nigeria Patrick Okonkwo United States Charleston Battery February 17, 2018 December 31, 2018
— FW Germany Gordon Wild United States Charleston Battery February 17, 2018 December 31, 2018
29 MF England Oliver Shannon United States Atlanta United 2 February 17, 2018 December 31, 2018
13 DF Venezuela José Hernández United States Atlanta United 2 July 15, 2018 August 19, 2018 [31]
26 FW Republic of Ireland Jon Gallagher United States Atlanta United 2 August 19, 2018 December 31, 2018 [3]

Due to a surplus of players under contract that required an International Roster Slot, Oliver Shannon was loaned to Atlanta United 2 for the full 2018 season. In addition, as part of Eric Remedi's incoming transfer, José Hernández was officially loaned to Atlanta United 2. Neither player could be recalled to the first team without an additional corresponding roster transaction. Players on the first team roster can play for the second team without restriction.

On August 19, Hernández was in the matchday squad for the first team's match against the Columbus Crew. In order for this to be legal, Atlanta United had to send forward Jon Gallagher on loan to Atlanta United 2 for the rest of the season and recall Hernández from the second team.[3]

Non-player transfers

Acquired From For Source
2018 Fourth Round Pick United States Los Angeles FC International roster slot - 2018 [32]
2018 Second Round Pick United States Sporting Kansas City 2021 Fourth Round Pick [22]
$500K in TAM United States D.C. United Discovery rights for Yamil Asad [33]
$50K in GAM United States New York Red Bulls Discovery rights for Kaku [34]
  1. 1 2 3 On June 17, 2017 Atlanta United academy players Patrick Okonkwo, George Bello, and Lagos Kunga signed Homegrown Player (HGP) contracts with the senior team, to be effective as of January 1, 2018.
  2. 1 2 Portland Timbers traded Darlington Nagbe and Gbenga Arokoyo to Atlanta in exchange for $650K in GAM in 2018, $100K in GAM in 2019, $300K in TAM and a 2018 international roster spot.[11] Arokoyo was never on the club's official roster and later signed for Kalmar FF.[12]
  3. 1 2 3 Later retired from professional soccer.
  4. 1 2 Following Atlanta United declining contract options on both players, the club traded the rights to Kenwyne Jones and Alexandros Tabakis along with their natural fourth round pick in the 2021 MLS SuperDraft to Sporting Kansas City in exchange for the rights to Kévin Oliveira and Tyler Pasher as well as Sporting Kansas City's natural second round pick in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft. Sporting Kansas City had declined contract options on Oliveira and Pasher on November 27, 2017.[22][23] Neither player was ever on Atlanta's official roster. Oliveira and Pasher later signed with Ottawa Fury and Indy Eleven, respectively.[24][25] Jones had already retired at the time of the transaction, and Tabakis later signed with North Carolina FC.[26]
  5. ↑ After Atlanta United declined Mears' contract option, he was selected by Minnesota United in the 2017 MLS Re-Entry Draft.[27]

Honors

Weekly / monthly

MLS player of the month

MonthPlayerStatsRef
April Paraguay Miguel Almirón 4 GP, 5 G, 2 A [35]
July Venezuela Josef Martínez 5 GP, 9 G, 1 A [36]
August Venezuela Josef Martínez (2) 4 GP, 4 G, 1 A [37]

MLS team / player / coach of the week

WeekTeam of the weekPlayer of the weekCoach of the weekRef
Starting XI Bench
2 Germany Julian Gressel Paraguay Miguel Almirón [38]
3 Venezuela Josef Martínez Germany Julian Gressel (2) Venezuela Josef Martínez [39][40]
5 United States Michael Parkhurst [41]
6 Germany Julian Gressel (3)
United States Michael Parkhurst (2)		 Paraguay Miguel Almirón (2) Argentina Gerardo Martino [42]
7 Paraguay Miguel Almirón (3) [43]
8 Paraguay Miguel Almirón (4) [44]
9 Paraguay Miguel Almirón (5) Germany Kevin Kratz
Argentina Ezequiel Barco		 Paraguay Miguel Almirón [45][46]
10 Paraguay Miguel Almirón (6) [47]
11 United States Jeff Larentowicz [48]
14 Paraguay Miguel Almirón (7)
Venezuela Josef Martínez (2)		 Venezuela Josef Martínez (2) [49][50]
15 United States Brad Guzan [51]
16 United States Michael Parkhurst (3)
United States Jeff Larentowicz (2)		 Venezuela Josef Martínez (3) Argentina Gerardo Martino (2) [52]
17 Germany Julian Gressel (4) [53]
18 Paraguay Miguel Almirón (8) [54]
19 Argentina Leandro González Pírez Venezuela Josef Martínez (4) [55]
21 Venezuela Josef Martínez (5) Venezuela Josef Martínez (3) [56][57]
22 Venezuela Josef Martínez (6) [58]
23 Venezuela Josef Martínez (7) United States Jeff Larentowicz (3) [59]
25 Paraguay Héctor Villalba [60]
26 Venezuela Josef Martínez (8) Venezuela Josef Martínez (4) [61][62]
29 Paraguay Miguel Almirón (9)
Germany Julian Gressel (5)		 Argentina Leandro González Pírez (2) [63]
30 Paraguay Miguel Almirón (10)
Germany Julian Gressel (6)		 Paraguay Héctor Villalba (2)
Venezuela Josef Martínez (9)		 [64]
32 United States George Bello Paraguay Héctor Villalba (3) [65]

MLS goal of the week

WeekPlayerRef
2 Paraguay Miguel Almirón [66]
3 Venezuela Josef Martínez [67]
9 Germany Kevin Kratz [68]
10 Argentina Ezequiel Barco [69]
15 Venezuela Josef Martínez (2) [70]
19 Paraguay Héctor Villalba [71]
26 Venezuela Josef Martínez (3) [72]
30 Paraguay Héctor Villalba (2) [73]

Annual

HonorPlayerRef
MLS All-Star Game Paraguay Miguel Almirón
Argentina Ezequiel Barco
United States Brad Guzan
Venezuela Josef Martínez
United States Darlington Nagbe[lower-alpha 1]
United States Michael Parkhurst		 [74][75]
MLS All-Star Game MVP Venezuela Josef Martínez [76]
  1. ↑ Injured at the time of the game and did not participate.

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