Major change looming in Red Bulls' goal as Carlos Coronel nears exit | amNewYork
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Major change looming in Red Bulls' goal as Carlos Coronel nears exit | amNewYork
"New York Red Bulls head coach Sandro Schwarz confirmed on Thursday that veteran goalkeeper Carlos Coronel will not be in the starting lineup for the team's season finale on Saturday in Columbus against the Crew. Veteran keeper John McCarthy, acquired from the Los Angeles Galaxy in August, will get the nod instead. The decision comes after very clear and open conversations in which Coronel was very, very respectful. Should things continue on their current trajectory Coronel's contract expires after this season."
"He spent the last five seasons with New York after leading its sister club, Red Bull Salzburg, to a pair of Austrian league titles in consecutive seasons. He appeared in 169 matches across all competitions in New York, while recording 47 clean sheets. That ranks second in franchise history behind only the great Luis Robles. He has great, great character, Schwarz said."
"Coronel backstopped the Red Bulls during their unlikely run to an Eastern Conference title last season, recording three clean sheets out of their first four postseason matches to advance all the way to the MLS Cup Final as the No. 7 seed. When I, when I'm looking back to the to the playoffs last year, it was amazing what he has done for the team, Schwarz said."
Sandro Schwarz confirmed that Carlos Coronel will not start the season finale, with John McCarthy taking the starting role. Coronel participated in clear and respectful conversations with the club. Coronel's contract expires after this season, and his last appearance likely came two weeks ago when he wore the captain's armband in the home finale. Coronel spent five seasons with New York after earlier success with Red Bull Salzburg. He appeared in 169 matches and recorded 47 clean sheets, ranking second in franchise history. Schwarz praised Coronel's character and professionalism. Coronel was instrumental in last season's run to the MLS Cup Final.
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