Major League Soccer is inching towards the 2025 season and players continue to make big moves from across the country and beyond. Here are some of the biggest transfer stories you don't want to

Hosts of the 2025 All-Star game, Austin also invested into its frontline with multiple key signings. Versatile winger Myrto Uzuni joined for 12 million euros, per Transfermarkt, while Brandon Vazquez returned from Liga MX and will start as the No. 9. Ghanaian speedster Osman Bukari was recently added to the flanks, too.

With league-record transfer fees broken and cash-for-player trades, the 2024-25 winter transfer window was a massive one for Major League Soccer.

While the offseason may not have seen some of the splashy moves of the recent past, Major League Soccer clubs did add some notable new international talent, along with some familiar faces from the past.

It makes sense that MLS teams were active globally during FIFA's winter transfer window, because it occurs in the MLS offseason when clubs are busy building rosters. However, some international clubs in the thick of their seasons may be unwilling to part with players — which has helped spur increasing calls to shift the MLS season.