1. Brenden Aaronson, Red Bull Salzburg/AUT to Leeds United/ENG (transfer)
2. Taylor Booth, Bayern Munich/GER to FC Utrecht/NED (free transfer)
3. Cameron Carter-Vickers, Tottenham/ENG to Celtic/SCO (permanent transfer)
4. Jordan Pefok, Young Boys/SUI to Union Berlin/GER (transfer)
5. Bryan Reynolds, Roma/ITA to Westerlo/BEL (loan)
6. *Auston Trusty, Colorado Rapids to Arsenal/ENG (loan return)
7. Matt Turner, New England Revolution to Arsenal/ENG (transfer)
*Remained at Colorado on loan following January transfer.

- Teen Serge Ngoma steals show. At 16 years and 357 days old, Ngoma became MLS's youngest goalscorer this season, giving the New York Red Bulls a 2-1 win over Atlanta United when he scored in the 89th minute. Ngoma, who was signed as a Homegrown player in February, stole a cross-field pass, broke in alone on goal and beat Atlanta keeper Rocco Rios-Novo. The win moved the Red Bulls into a three-way tie for first place with CF Montreal and Philadelphia in the Eastern Conference with 29 points. (Video)

- Golazo: Back from suspension after his second red card of the season and with 50 family and friends in the crowd, FC Austin's Dani Pereira stunned Charlotte FC with a goal from 25 yards for a 1-0 win and second place in the Supporters' Shield race. (Video)

Under-16 Semifinals
D.C. United 2 St. Louis City SC 1 (Highlights)
Strikers FC 4 De Anza Force 1 (Highlights)
Under-15 Semifinals
Inter Miami 1 LA Galaxy 0
Real Salt Lake 2 Sac Republic FC 0
- RSL is first team headed to back-to-back finals.

1. Former USC women's soccer coach is sentenced in college admissions scandal By Kiely Westhoff (CNN)
2. As expansion race heats up, NWSL faces tough questions about its future with Utah expected to join in 2024 By Jeff Kassouf (ESPN)
3. A soccer team’s success puts its small Arab village on the map By Michael Yokhin (New York Times)