Charlotte FC have reportedly reached an agreement with Inter Miami to sign Callender, bringing in the former MLS Goalkeeper of the Year finalist
- Callender reportedly not consulted during the transfer process
- Former Goalkeeper of the Year finalist joins Charlotte after Miami
- Transfer represents significant addition to Charlotte's goalkeeping corps
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WHAT HAPPENED
Charlotte FC have reportedly secured a deal to acquire goalkeeper Drake Callender from Inter Miami CF. According to Tom Bogert, the MLS side has added the established shot-stopper to their roster in a move that strengthens their goalkeeping department. Per the report, Callender was surprised by his destination, having not been consulted during the negotiation process between the two clubs.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Charlotte already boast reigning MLS Goalkeeper of the Year Kristijan Kahlina, who is under contract through 2026 with a club option for 2027. Still, the team saw the move as a chance to further bolster its depth in net. However, it leaves Callender in a similar position to where he was in Miami – fighting for minutes.
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DID YOU KNOW?
Callender has been called up by the U.S. men's national team in 2023, but has yet to make an appearance for the Americans.
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WHAT’S NEXT?
Callender will now reportedly join Charlotte FC's squad as they continue their current MLS campaign, integrating into his new club environment after the unexpected transfer.
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