“Fearless” Brody Williams Impresses in Chicago Fire First Team Training
The 16-year-old was one the Fire's first team bench last week.
Chicago Fire II
Important updates related to the Chicago Fire's MLS Next Pro team and its players.
Who Will Actually Play for the Chicago Fire Against Charlotte FC?
A number of new names could step into the spotlight in North Carolina.
Inside Chicago Fire II’s 2026 Season
Fire II missed the MLS Next Pro playoffs. In some ways, that was to be expected.
Sources: Dylan Borso Loaned to Greenock Morton
The Fire will pay Borso's full salary at Greenock Morton.
Chicago Fire II Sign Four Academy Players
DeAndre Beckford, Harrison Bernhardt, Christopher Morales, and Rafi Pineda are all signed to MLS Next Pro contracts.
Christopher Cupps Loaned to Scottish Second Tier
Cupps will spend the rest of 2026 at Greenock Morton.
Robert Turdean Called Up to Chicago Fire First Team
Turdean could become the youngest player in club history.
Christopher Cupps Called Up For CONCACAF U-20 Championship
It is the third straight edition with a Fire call-up.
Jack Sandmeyer Signed to Fire II
The SuperDraft selection spent most of preseason with the second team.
Sam Williams Loaned to Colorado Springs Switchbacks
Williams joins the club on a season-long loan.
Chicago Fire draft Jack Sandmeyer at #18
With their lone pick in the 2025 MLS SuperDraft, the Chicago Fire opted to select Jack Sandmeyer out of the University of North Carolina. The midfielder, who can also play as a center back, was the 18th overall pick in the first round. Sandmeyer, who is 23 years old and
MLS SuperDraft 2026: Everything you need to know
The MLS SuperDraft feels like it's on borrowed time, but it's back for 2026 nonetheless, and teams will have the opportunity to choose from some of the top college soccer players. Though it's been a fixture of the league since its early days, the
Sources: Jason Nemo Signs Chicago Fire II Deal
The Chicago Fire have signed 15-year-old goalkeeper Jason Nemo to an MLS Next Pro contract, sources told MIR97 Media. Nemo will begin with the second team next season. The Evanston native, who was the starting goalkeeper for the United States at the CONCACAF Under-15 Championship this past