Dallas

Dallas net spend since 2015

Dallas have spent €58m on disclosed transfer fees since July 2015 and received €58m: a net spend of €447k.

That covers 74 signings (32 for a disclosed fee, 11 free, 31 undisclosed) and 79 departures (21 sold for a disclosed fee, 28 free, 30 undisclosed). Loans are counted apart: 11 in, 30 out.

Record signing: Petar Musa, €9m from Benfica (Feb 2024). Record sale: Ricardo Pepi, €16m to FC Augsburg (Jan 2022).

Dallas transfer spending by season

Dallas record signings

1. Petar Musa · €9m from Benfica · Feb 2024
2. Alan Velasco · €6m from Independiente · Feb 2022
3. Luciano Acosta · €6m from Cincinnati · Feb 2025
4. Daniel Job · €5m from Kongsvinger · Sep 2026
5. Kaick · €4m from Gremio U20 · Mar 2025

Dallas record sales

1. Ricardo Pepi · €16m to FC Augsburg · Jan 2022
2. Alan Velasco · €10m to Boca Juniors · Jan 2025
3. Bryan Reynolds · €7m to Roma · Jul 2021
4. Carlos Armando Gruezo Arboleda · €6m to FC Augsburg · Jul 2019
5. Tanner Tessmann · €4m to Venezia · Jul 2021

Dallas trading record: profit on players bought and sold

On the 17 players Dallas both signed and sold since July 2015 (academy graduates and free signings cost nothing), sales brought in €24m against €25m paid: a trading loss of €1m.

• Carlos Armando Gruezo Arboleda: signed for €2m (Jan 2016), sold to FC Augsburg for €6m (Jul 2019): profit €4m
• Alan Velasco: signed for €6m (Feb 2022), sold to Boca Juniors for €10m (Jan 2025): profit €3m
• Anton Nedyalkov: signed for €1m (Jan 2018), sold to Ludogorets for €2m (Jul 2018): profit €730k
• Maarten Paes: signed for €1m (Jul 2022), sold to Ajax for €2m (Feb 2026): profit €500k

• Bryan Acosta: signed for €3m (Jan 2019), left free for Colorado Rapids (Jan 2022): loss €3m
• Enes Sali: signed for €3m (Jan 2024), left free for FC Andorra (Aug 2026): loss €3m
• Luciano Acosta: signed for €6m (Feb 2025), sold to Fluminense for €3m (Aug 2025): loss €2m
• Louicius Deedson: signed for €1m (Jul 2025), left free for Sochaux (Aug 2026): loss €1m
• Sebastian Lletget: signed for €546k (Aug 2022), left free for Monterey Bay (Mar 2026): loss €546k

Dallas ins and outs 2026/27: who left and who came in, by position

Dallas have made 2 signings and 2 departures in 2026/27, plus 1 loan in. Who left each position and who came in:

• Goalkeeper: out nobody; in Daniel (from SJ Earthquakes, 829 league minutes since).
• Midfield: out nobody; in Clay Holstad (loan from Rhode Island, 16 league minutes since).
• Attack: out Enes Sali (left free for FC Andorra, 1 league appearance in 2025), Louicius Deedson (left free for Sochaux, 2 league appearances in 2025); in Daniel Job (from Kongsvinger, 345 league minutes since).

Dallas injury news: injuries and suspensions

Dallas have no injuries or suspensions on record as of 10 Nov 2026.

Dallas last starting XI

Dallas's last league starting XI, v Colorado Rapids on 8 Nov 2026: Daniel; Sebastien Ibeagha, Shaq Moore, Osaze Urhoghide; Ramiro, Herman Johansson, Bernard Kamungo, Joaquín Valiente, Kaick; Petar Musa, Daniel Job.

4 changes from the side that started v Sporting KC on 31 Oct 2026.

Opponent: Colorado Rapids.

Dallas minutes played 2026

In 19 league games since 23 Jul 2026, 10 Dallas players have played at least 60% of the minutes open to them, 7 are rotating and 19 have played under a quarter.

Out of contract by 30 June 2027 unless extended: Slade Starnes, Anderson Julio, Michael Collodi, Jonathan Sirois, Tsiki Ntsabeleng, Geovane Jesus, Daniel, Daniel Baran, Enzo Newman, Ramiro, Lalas Abubakar, Sebastien Ibeagha.

Dallas club-trained players

On the record we can verify, 4 players club-trained at Dallas now play for other clubs we track, led by Tanner Tessmann (Olympique Lyonnais, value €13m), Jesús Ferreira (Seattle Sounders, value €3m) and Dante Sealy (CF Montréal, value €2m).

• Tanner Tessmann · Olympique Lyonnais · €13m
• Jesús Ferreira · Seattle Sounders · €3m
• Dante Sealy · CF Montréal · €2m
• Kellyn Acosta · Pogoń Szczecin · €670k

We count a player as club-trained when his record shows him registered with the club for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21 (UEFA's home-grown test), wherever he started and whatever he cost; time on loan counts for the club that borrowed him.