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News surrounding Chicago Fire and USMNT goalkeeper Chris Brady.

Oct 26, 2025; Chester, Pennsylvania, USA; Chicago Fire FC goalkeeper Chris Brady (1) saves a shootout attempt against the Phi

Brady Out for Fire-Union Game 2

Chris Brady has been ruled out for the Chicago Fire's MLS Cup Playoffs First Round Game Two match against the Philadelphia Union. Jeff Gal will start in his place, making his first career postseason start after being a second-string for all of 2025. Gal, 32, has only

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Chris Brady Named to USMNT October Roster

Chris Brady Named to USMNT October Roster

Chris Brady is back with the U.S. Men's National Team. The Chicago Fire's starting goalkeeper, who was Mauricio Pochettino's third-string goalkeeper at the CONCACAF Gold Cup this summer, returns to the squad for the first time since that tournament and is one

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Apr 5, 2025; Harrison, New Jersey, USA; Chicago Fire FC goalkeeper Chris Brady (1) reacts during the first half against the N

Brady, Oregel, Pineda Sign Contract Extensions

The Chicago Fire have signed homegrown trio Chris Brady, Sergio Oregel Jr., and Mauricio Pineda to multi-year contract extensions, the club announced this morning. The deals come after all three have been major first team contributors for the Fire in 2025. Oregel is in the final year of his

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Chris Brady Named to USMNT Gold Cup Roster

Chris Brady Named to USMNT Gold Cup Roster

Chris Brady will be a part of the U.S. Men's National Team this summer. The homegrown Chicago Fire goalkeeper, who has burst into the spotlight with his performances over the last 18 months, has been named to Mauricio Pochettino's roster for the upcoming CONCACAF Gold

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Mar 1, 2025; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Chicago Fire FC midfielder Kellyn Acosta (23) before the match against D.C. United at So

Fire Notebook: Opportunities Beckon for Acosta, Brady

The Chicago Fire are heading south today as they travel to Central Florida to face a red-hot Orlando City team. Head Coach Gregg Berhalter spoke to the media yesterday as the Men in Red look to bounce back from a 3-1 loss at New York City FC last

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Brady, Gutiérrez included in Gold Cup Provisional Roster

Brady, Gutiérrez included in Gold Cup Provisional Roster

Chris Brady and Brian Gutiérrez have been included in the U.S. Men's National Team's 60-man provisional roster for the CONCACAF Gold Cup, the confederation announced today. The pair of 21-year-old are both hoping to make the final squad, which will be announced

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Brady, Gutiérrez aiming for Team USA Olympic spots

Brady, Gutiérrez aiming for Team USA Olympic spots

This summer, for the first time since 2008, the United States will compete in men’s soccer at the Olympics. Unfortunately, for this generation of unprecedented American talent, only 18 players will make the final cut for Paris. The Chicago Fire’s two brightest young stars – Chris Brady and Brian

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Chris Brady's remarkable debut season as #1 is only the beginning

Chris Brady's remarkable debut season as #1 is only the beginning

When Joaquín Torres’ stoppage time blast slipped through Chris Brady’s fingers in the second game of the Fire’s 2023 season, some began to ask questions. It was Brady’s first game as the official #1 goalkeeper and just his second MLS appearance, and despite a strong goalkeeping performance

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Brady, Gutiérrez released for U.S. U-23 camp

Brady, Gutiérrez released for U.S. U-23 camp

The Chicago Fire are blessed to possess two of the United States’ foremost young talents. Goalkeeper Chris Brady and midfielder Brian Gutiérrez are both locked in starters for their hometown club and essential pieces for a team competing for a playoff berth. That is both a blessing and a curse.

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Chris Brady's heroics keep the Fire in the playoff race

Chris Brady's heroics keep the Fire in the playoff race

When Ariel Lassiter blasted a shot towards goal from close range, it should have resulted in a winning goal for CF Montréal against the Chicago Fire. It should have sent the electric crowd at Stade Saputo into a state of delirium, sending his team one step closer to returning to

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