Washington, D.C. -- The Major League Soccer Players Association (MLSPA) today announced that five players have been elected to serve on its Executive Board. The Executive Board is the decision and policy-making body of the Players Association with its members serving as the highest level of PA leadership.
MLSPA Player Representatives voted to elect Cristian Espinoza (San Jose Earthquakes) and Dayne St. Clair (Minnesota United) to fill the two positions left vacant by Ethan Finlay and Clint Irwin. Alex Bono (New England Revolution), Earl Edwards, Jr. (San Jose Earthquakes) and Eric Miller (Portland Timbers) were also re-elected. Together they join the four returning members to make up the PA’s nine-member Executive Board.
Current MLSPA Executive Board:
- Alex Bono (New England Revolution)
- Earl Edwards Jr. (San Jose Earthquakes)
- Cristian Espinoza (San Jose Earthquakes)
- Matt Freese (New York City FC)
- Mark-Anthony Kaye (San Jose Earthquakes)
- JT Marcinkowski (LA Galaxy)
- Eric Miller (Portland Timbers)
- Paxton Pomykal (FC Dallas)
- Dayne St. Clair (Minnesota United)
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