Major League Soccer transfer news roundup 🗞️ | OneFootball

The deals are continuing to flow in as preseason gets fully underway for all of the teams in MLS.

Let's dig into the biggest deals you may have missed from the last 48 hours.

LA Galaxy 'agree deal' to sign Crew attacker Christian Ramirez

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In one of the more shocking deals of the week, Tom Bogert has reported that the Columbus Crew have 'agreed a deal' to send Christian Ramirez to the LA Galaxy just days after selling superstar forward Cucho Hernandéz.

Ramirez bagged 14 goal contributions in the 2024 season after playing a key role in the Crew's 2023 MLS Cup triumph.

Reports suggest the Galaxy see him as a starting number-nine in the wake of Dejan Joveljić's move to Sporting Kansas City earlier in the window.

Dallas held unsuccessful 'talks' over Benfica attacker Benjamín Rollheiser

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After the departure of starlet Alan Velasco earlier in the winter, FC Dallas are still in the hunt for a new number 10.

Reports suggested that they submitted a bid of $12m for Portland Timbers star Evander, but the offer was rejected.

This week however, Tom Bogert has revealed that Dallas held 'preliminary talks' with Benfica over a move for Benjamín Rollheiser, but were unsuccessful in their efforts.

The talks are now 'inactive'.

Orlando City complete signing of Croatia international Marco Pašalić

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Orlando City have completed the long-rumored signing of Croatian international Marco Pašalić.

The former Borussia Dortmund man has signed with Orlando from HNK Rijeka, after bagging 16 goals and nine assists in 68 matches.

The 24-year-old put pen to paper on a deal that will keep him in purple through 2027, with a club option for 2028.

Colorado Rapids reportedly acquire Teddy Ku-DiPietro from D.C. United

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The Colorado Rapids have reportedly made yet another acquisition from within MLS, signing D.C. United midfielder Teddy Ku-DiPietro, according to the Washington Post.

The 23-year-old played in 29 matches for the Black and Red in 2024, chipping in with six goal contributions from midfield.

D.C. United will reportedly receive $1.1 million in cash, plus another $275,000 in potential add-ons.

Portland Timbers complete signing of Colombian left-back Jimer Fory

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The Portland Timbers completed the signing of Colombian full-back Jimer Fory from Independiente Medellín earlier this week, signing the 22-year-old to a three-year deal.

The left-back is a two-time Colombian champion and has already made just under 130 senior appearances in his career.

“One of our biggest priorities this offseason was to identify players that could strengthen the team along the back line," said Timbers GM Ned Grabavoy.

"We are delighted with the acquisition of Jimer, and we believe he can have an immediate impact with further room for growth."