The New England Revolution have signed midfielder Judah Siqueira as a Homegrown Player, securing the 17-year-old from Easton through the 2027-2028 season with potential extensions through 2030-2031. This agreement marks another significant milestone for the club’s youth development program, as Siqueira becomes the 17th Academy graduate to reach the professional roster.
The Brazilian-American midfielder has already made his mark at the professional level, appearing in two recent MLS matches. His debut came on August 19 against D.C. United in a convincing 3-0 victory, followed by a 26-minute appearance on August 23 at home against New York City FC in a 1-1 tie. General Manager Chris Tierney praised Siqueira’s development through the Academy system, highlighting his potential and commitment to his continued growth with the organization.
Siqueira’s path to professional soccer reflects his consistent excellence at the developmental level. With the club’s second team, he has made 14 appearances this season with 10 starts, contributing two goals and one assist. During his time in the Academy, particularly the 2024-25 campaign, he demonstrated exceptional scoring ability by netting 25 goals with the Under-16 squad. The teenager expressed gratitude for his opportunity, crediting his support system and coaches for reaching this professional milestone.
The Revolution will have Siqueira available for selection as they begin a four-game road stretch, starting with a matchup at Columbus scheduled for 4:30 p.m. ET on Apple TV.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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