MLS Injuries & Suspensions
MLS injuries and suspensions shape the MLS Cup playoff race and the Golden Boot chase, week to week. This tracker covers every absentee across all 30 MLS clubs, refreshed daily. A separate watch list flags players one yellow card away from a ban.
MLS injuries and suspensions by team
Click any team to expand. Players listed as Out or Suspended will miss the next match; Questionable flags are doubtful.
Eastern Conference
Atlanta United
No reported absentees.
CF Montréal
No reported absentees.
Charlotte FC
No reported absentees.
Chicago Fire
No reported absentees.
Columbus Crew
No reported absentees.
D.C. United
No reported absentees.
FC Cincinnati
No reported absentees.
Inter Miami
No reported absentees.
Nashville SC
No reported absentees.
New England Revolution
| Player | Status | Reason |
|---|---|---|
Leo Campana | Out | lower body |
Andrew Farrell | Out | lower body |
Ilay Feingold | Out | lower body |
Luca Langoni | Questionable | lower body |
New York City FC
No reported absentees.
New York Red Bulls
No reported absentees.
Orlando City
No reported absentees.
Philadelphia Union
No reported absentees.
Toronto FC
No reported absentees.
Western Conference
Austin FC
No reported absentees.
Colorado Rapids
No reported absentees.
FC Dallas
No reported absentees.
Houston Dynamo
| Player | Status | Reason |
|---|---|---|
Jimmy Maurer | Out | back |
Antonio Carlos | Questionable | lower body |
LA Galaxy
No reported absentees.
LAFC
No reported absentees.
Minnesota United
No reported absentees.
Portland Timbers
No reported absentees.
Real Salt Lake
No reported absentees.
San Diego FC
No reported absentees.
San Jose Earthquakes
No reported absentees.
Seattle Sounders
No reported absentees.
Sporting Kansas City
No reported absentees.
St. Louis City SC
No reported absentees.
Vancouver Whitecaps
No reported absentees.
Active MLS suspensions this matchday
Players currently banned across the MLS injuries and suspensions report. Includes yellow-card accumulation, red-card carry-overs, and Disciplinary Committee bans.
| Player | Team | Reason |
|---|---|---|
Enea Mihaj | Atlanta United | Red Card – Serious Foul Play |
Jorge Theiler | Atlanta United | Technical Staff Yellow Card Accumulation |
Lucas Bartlett | D.C. United | Yellow Card Accumulation |
Gerardo Valenzuela | FC Cincinnati | Red Card – Violent Conduct |
Nolan Norris | FC Dallas | Yellow Card Accumulation |
Nicolás Fernández Mercau | New York City FC | Yellow Card Accumulation |
DeAndre Yedlin | Real Salt Lake | Yellow Card Accumulation |
Lasse Berg Johnsen | Sporting Kansas City | Red Card – Second Caution |
Caution accumulation watch
Players one yellow card away from a suspension. Useful pre-matchday for fans tracking who’s walking a tightrope.
- Atlanta United: Lucas Hoyos
- Austin FC: Besard Sabovic
- CF Montréal: Matty Longstaff, Brayan Vera
- Chicago Fire: Jack Elliott
- Colorado Rapids: Josh Atencio, Rafael Navarro, Hamzat Ojediran
- Columbus Crew: Rudy Camacho
- D.C. United: Silvan Hefti
- FC Dallas: Daniel, Nolan Norris, Sam Sarver, Osaze Urhoghide
- Houston Dynamo: Felipe Andrade
- Inter Miami: Rodrigo De Paul
- LA Galaxy: Mauricio Cuevas, Lucas Sanabria
- New York City FC: Raul Gustavo
- New York Red Bulls: Ronald Donkor
- Orlando City: Iago Teodoro, Tiago
- Philadelphia Union: Danley Jean Jacques, Japhet Sery Larsen, Jovan Lukic
- Portland Timbers: Kamal Miller
- Real Salt Lake: Morgan Guilavogui
- San Diego FC: Chris McVey
- San Jose Earthquakes: Benji Kikanovic, Reid Roberts
- Seattle Sounders: Peter Kingston
- Sporting Kansas City: Capita Capemba
- St. Louis City SC: Chris Durkin
- Toronto FC: Jonathan Osorio
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vsvsvsvsvsvsvsvsvsvsvsvsvsvsvsvsAs of the latest update, New England Revolution top the MLS injuries and suspensions list with 4 unavailable players. That group includes Leo Campana, Andrew Farrell and Ilay Feingold. Houston Dynamo (2) and Atlanta United (0) are next.
Five yellow cards in regular-season play trigger an automatic one-match ban. The yellow-card threshold resets at certain points in the calendar. A straight red card also carries a one-match ban. So does a second yellow in the same match. On top of that, the MLS Disciplinary Committee (DisCo) reviews incidents the referee didn’t punish or rated incorrectly. DisCo can hand down retroactive bans — usually one to three matches, occasionally longer.
OUT means a player will miss the next scheduled match. QUESTIONABLE means they have a chance of playing but are not certain. For betting and predictions, drop any OUT-listed player from goalscorer and player-prop picks. A QUESTIONABLE-listed player is a hedge. Only back them if the underlying narrative supports it.
Daily. We rebuild the MLS injuries and suspensions data on this page from the league’s official availability and disciplinary publications. The most recent update is timestamped at the top of the page.
No. The MLS injuries and suspensions tracker covers domestic league absentees only. International call-ups sit on a separate calendar. During CONCACAF, CONMEBOL, and FIFA windows in March, June, September, October, and November, a federation roster pulls a player away from their club. This applies even without an injury. Cross-reference with the relevant federation’s call-up list when a window is active.