Matt Freese, the star goalkeeper for New York City FC, just made a big commitment to the team. The 27-year-old US Men’s National Team standout signed a contract extension that keeps him with NYCFC through the end of 2030. Fans are buzzing about this news, especially after his impressive performances in MLS and international play.
Freese broke the exciting update on stage during the “Men in Blazers Live in New York” event at Terminal 5 on Thursday night. The crowd of NYCFC supporters went wild, cheering as he shared the details. “Very excited to announce that I signed a new contract that will run until the end of 2030,” he said with a big smile.
Since joining New York City FC ahead of the 2023 season, Freese has turned into a key player. He’s appeared in 83 matches across all competitions, racking up 275 saves and 20 clean sheets. His standout form earned him the club’s MVP award in 2024, proving he’s one of the top MLS goalkeepers.
This season, Freese has been a rock in goal, helping NYCFC secure 15 wins in MLS matches. The team now sits comfortably in fifth place in the Eastern Conference, thanks in part to one of the league’s strongest defenses.
NYCFC sporting director David Lee couldn’t hide his enthusiasm. “We’re thrilled to have secured Matt’s future with the Club through this contract extension,” Lee said in a statement. He praised Freese’s growth over the past two seasons, calling him a top MLS goalkeeper and a role model both on and off the field. “His character, leadership, and professionalism set a strong foundation for the Club, and we believe he will remain a cornerstone of our team for many years to come.”

Freese also shone for the USMNT during their Gold Cup run this summer. He started all six matches, grabbing two shutouts and putting himself in the spotlight for a potential starting spot at the 2026 World Cup. The Americans made it to the final but fell to Mexico.
Lee highlighted Freese’s ongoing progress: “This season, he has continued his remarkable growth and elevated his game with key contributions to one of the best defensive records in the League. His consistency and composure earned him a well-deserved U.S. Men’s National Team call-up.”
In a fun team video shared on social media, Freese shouted out his NYCFC teammates, sporting director David Lee, and head coach Pascal Jansen for making the club such a great fit. It’s clear why he wants to stick around in the Big Apple for the long haul.

With this extension, NYCFC fans have plenty to look forward to as Freese enters his prime years. Expect more thrilling saves and leadership from the NYCFC goalkeeper in MLS and beyond.
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