Seattle Sounders FC just pulled off a major splash, acquiring striker Dejan Joveljić from Sporting Kansas City in a deal worth $6 million in cash. The Serbian forward, who’s scored 71 goals in 178 MLS games since joining the league in 2021, signs a new deal keeping him with Seattle through 2029 with an option for 2030. His arrival is a critical boost for a Sounders offense struggling with just 22 goals this season. Meanwhile, Sporting KC reinvests the cash into General Allocation Money to rebuild, following recent roster moves including the termination of Manu García and a record signing of André Luiz. To make room, Designated Player Albert Rusnák restructured his contract — showcasing the high-stakes, fast-moving chess game unfolding across MLS as teams chase playoff positioning and long-term success.
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