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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]saw DC put some 2012s on there protected list. [/quote]

Any kids who did NOT play on the 2012 team with them get placed on their protected list?[/quote]

assume you mean futures but don't know who all was even on that. never was posted anywhere was it[/quote]

Yes, I mean futures.

There is very little investment in the futures so I would not think they would be tagged on a protected list.

The parents paid for the development up to the point and should have the freedom of movement.[/quote]

Majority of futures were kids who were offered spots before the team was canceled.

There was no fee for futures. [/quote]

https://www.ussoccercollective.com/mls/winter-2026-mls-academy-protected-list

Pardon me while I learn this landscape.

“Philadelphia Union, like FC Cincinnati, do not currently have any players on their +5 list. They consistently secure the top players they prioritize within their territory.”

Based on this language, why were these 2012’s put on this list if they signed with DCU?

It looks like only St Louis and Seattle have as many or greater portion of their list as 2012s.  Seattle, like DCU, does not start until U15.  If the 2012’s never had a real team and the parents have been funding the kids development up through U14, I don’t really understand the ethics of DCU or any academy making a claim on a kid you minimally invested in.  Am I missing something?[/quote]

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