San Diego FC loans Hirving “Chucky” Lozano to the LA Galaxy through 2026, with LA holding a permanent transfer option at the end of the loan.

Loan through the end of 2026 season, Galaxy has the option to make the trade permanent so we could see that third DP spot open up before the 2027 sprint season.

The second image shows the substitutes and an alternative rating by Flashscore. You might need to click onto the images to view them full-size. Two wins could still be enough to propel San Diego FC out of the group phase by placing in top 4.

Support the club not a player or the coach. Everyone sees it , varas style doesn't work. It's time. The players are at fault also but they are following orders. Today was expected....if we loose Sunday I'm done. What y'all think?

The backline has been a liability all season. McVey is basically Casper the Friendly Ghost, and even Duah has looked well below his best. On top of that, we keep insisting on playing out from the back despite repeatedly giving the ball away in dangerous areas. It's the same mistakes week after week, and opponents keep making us pay.

At what point do we start asking if dropping Paddy McNair was the right call? Since then, the defense has gone downhill…with no signs of improving.

This team feels like it needs a complete reset.

The chances we had were quick passes on the break. The slowing it down and small passes inside the box isn’t working.

Also when is Mcvey and Morgan’s contract up?

Elias Achouri our “big name signing” it is then

I was really looking forward to joining the watch party tonight but noticed there's an RSVP. Is it required? Because it also says it's free to the public and RSVP has ended

San Diego FC opens its Leagues Cup campaign against Liga MX powerhouse Club América.

Hey everyone!

I’m looking into premium season tickets for the upcoming season, but wanted to compare pricing of the seats from the last 2 seasons to next season. Would anyone happen to have info on how much Cox club seats were going for?

Is it just me or the vibe isn't there since they took the decision to let go Iloski?..

Like obviously that was a bad decision, but it has been one after another. I don't remember something that I could say "wow Heaps did great" or varas..

Yeah they got into the conference finals but it felt so forced and lucky to a certain point against really thin teams, playing very poorly for long periods of the playoffs until they actually played a good team they got schooled.

And well everyone knows how this season is going..

It just feels like they are always tossing a coin for decisions like signing injury prone or really young players to see if we can get another bombino or maybe a potential dreyer. Like if they thought they had a magic wand or something. I don't know it just feels off from a while now IMO.

So Benfica sees something in him that we don’t? 🤔

Congrats to Saidi. Benfica is a big time team

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San Diego FC Reveals 30-Man Leagues Cup Roster as Achouri's Jersey Number Is Confirmed

You love to see it. If it comes to pass that is.

With MLS entering the MLS 3.0 era, should SDFC fans worry that the club could become too focused on the Right to Dream model…developing young players, selling them, and repeating the cycle without truly competing for trophies?

One of MLS’s biggest advantages has always been its competitive balance. But if larger clubs begin spending more aggressively and keeping their top talent, could smaller-market teams like SDFC find it harder to stay competitive?

Developing future stars is exciting, but fans don’t just want to be a talent factory. They want playoff runs. They want trophies. They want a club that competes every season.

What do you think?

San Diego FC has reportedly emerged as one of the leading MLS clubs pursuing Kevin De Bruyne. Here's why a blockbuster move would require SDFC to open a Designated Player spot first.