FOXBOROUGH, MA– The New England Revolution have announced that they have re-signed midfielder Emmanuel Boateng.
He will occupy a supplemental roster slot.
The New England Revolution have announced that they have re-signed midfielder Emmanuel Boateng. Image Courtesy of New England Revolution.
Emmanuel Boateng is returning to New England for his fourth season. Since his arrival in 2021, Boateng has produced 6 goals and 10 assists over 66 appearances (28 starts).
Foxboro, Massachusetts: New England Revolution midfielder Ema Boateng (18) flies through the air in an MLS game between the New England Revolution and Orlando City SC at Gillette Stadium on June 17, 2023. (c) Burt Granofsky
Along with re-joining New England, Boateng is re-united with Head Coach Caleb Porter. The pair were together with the Columbus Crew back in 2020 where Boateng made 12 appearances in helping Columbus raise the 2020 MLS Cup.
Head Coach Caleb Porter stated, “I am excited to see him remain with the Revolution and look forward to working with him again in New England when we hit the field in just under two weeks.”.
Boateng’s contract is a one-year deal with an additional one-year club option for 2025.
Foxboro, MA: Emmanuel Boateng (NE Revolution #11) drives past Kyle Smith (Orlando City SC #24). The New England Revolution drew 1-1 with Orlando City SC at Gillette Stadium on June 15, 2022. (c) Burt Granofsky
With Caleb Porter named as the New England Revolution’s new Head Coach, the Revolution can now look to prepare before the start of their 2024 MLS campaign. Preseason is set to begin on Saturday, January 13th when players report to the Revolution Training Center for entrance physicals and testing. They kick off training on January 15th and are set to travel to IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida on Sunday, January 21st for multiple weeks of preseason in preparation for their 2024 campaign. Preseason matches are set to be released at a later date. For all MLS content, you can find it on the MLS Season Pass on the Apple TV app.
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