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Zack Steffen, USA goalkeeper, departs Manchester City for the MLS’s Colorado Rapids
United States international goalkeeper Zack Steffen, aged 28, has officially transferred from Manchester City to Major League Soccer’s Colorado Rapids. The move includes a three-year contract for Steffen, who served as a backup at City, accumulating 21 appearances over four seasons, primarily in cup competitions.
During his time with Manchester City, Steffen also had loan spells with German club Fortuna Dusseldorf and English Championship club Middlesbrough.
With 29 appearances for the United States national team, Steffen aims to secure regular playing time in the MLS, hoping it will enhance his chances of reclaiming a starting position ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The USA is set to co-host the tournament with Mexico and Canada.
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“We are thrilled to welcome Zack to the club. He is a standout player with extensive experience, and we believe he will make a significant contribution to our team. His skill, leadership, and winning mindset will be invaluable for the years ahead,” expressed Rapids head coach Chris Armas.
Zack Steffen gained prominence in MLS with the Columbus Crew, earning the title of MLS Goalkeeper of the Year in 2018.
Having concluded the previous year in the 28th position overall among the 29 teams, the Rapids appointed Chris Armas as the new head coach in November.
