Columbus Crew Signs 17-Year-Old Midfielder Tristan Brown
Another one of our own is officially in Columbus Crew Black & Gold.
On Tuesday, the club announced signing 17-year-old midfielder Tristan Brown to a first-team Homegrown contract through the 2028 MLS season, with club options for 2029 and 2030.
Brown, who has come up through the Crew Academy, becomes the second-youngest Homegrown signing in team history.
RELATED: Columbus Crew’s Wilfried Nancy Named MLS Coach of the Year
In a release from the club, Crew general manager Issa Tall said Brown’s journey is “a proud moment” for the organization.
Brown has already made two appearances with the Crew’s senior squad on short-term loan agreements, and has logged 34 appearances, 3 goals and 2 assists with MLS NEXT Pro affiliate Columbus Crew 2.
The Columbus native was also part of the 2023 MLS NEXT All-Star Game and has experience with the U.S. U-18 Men’s Youth National Team, including friendlies against Peru and Japan last year.
“To wear this badge and represent not just myself and my family, but this amazing club and the Columbus community, is everything I’ve worked toward,” Brown said. “My gratitude goes first to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I’m also extremely thankful to my family, coaches, and everyone whose support and belief in me have made this moment possible. This signature isn’t the end goal—it’s just the beginning. The hard work continues.”
RELATED: Columbus Crew & Fans Celebrate 2023 MLS Cup Victory
Brown is the 24th Homegrown player in Crew history and joins a growing list of young talent on the first-team roster, including Sean Zawadzki, Taha Habroune, Stanislav Lapkes, and Cole Mrowka.
- What, To The Black American, Is The 250th Anniversary?
- Black Woman Shoots, Kills Man Seen Repeatedly Advancing On Her In Video
- America’s 250th Birthday: What Are We Really Celebrating?
- Houston Filmmaker Isaac Yowman Brings Afrofuturist Space Drama ‘Sincerely Brad’ To Roku July 4
- Please Explain To Us How Trump Getting $2B Richer Off Of Cryptocurrency Isn’t A Conflict Of Interest
- Federal Judge Sides With NAACP In Mail-In Voting Lawsuit
- 'What Are the Celtics Doing?': Fans Can't Make Sense Of Boston's Jaylen Brown Trade
- Frederick Douglass Said 'This Fourth Of July Is Yours, Not Mine' In 1852 – Here's Why His Speech Still Hits Today
- Blake Griffin Says Psychologist Told Clippers Coach About Session
- New Data Shows June Job Growth Falling Well Below Initial Projections
