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Wilder Cartagena's renewal restores some much-needed steel to Óscar Pareja's midfield going forward.

The 21-year-old will not be Orlando's last academy graduate to make serious waves in the senior game.

The front office of Orlando City SC hasn’t issued bulletins or hung banners. But the scouts and executives are working ferociously to acquire the players that will lead them to the MLS post-season they missed this year. They sought striker RIcharlison.

The Colombian superstar is a free agent once again after a failed stint in Mexico.

Orlando City are represented by three young stars at this month's tournament in Qatar.

Even Google AI agrees with those Orlando City SC supporters bemoaning the Lions not making the 2025 MLS playoffs. Lions fans on X and others, such as the Orlando City Soccer Club group on Facebook, say no MLS Cup or Supporter Shield for another year.

Reports circulated yesterday that Orlando sent scouts to watch the impressive 18-year-old in action in his native Brazil.

Luiz Muzzi has recently left his Orlando City position as Senior Advisor to Ownership, Global Soccer Ventures. The decision to leave came after several weeks of conversations with ownership and management. During that time, the Lions began slumping.

The Argentine has netted a cool six goals in eight games for his new club since departing Central Florida in September.

After a legendary six-year spell, Orlando's fan-favourite 'keeper is set to depart the club. But, for a number of reasons, it feels like the right move.

Winger Tyrese Spicer was the only player to get the Lions on the board, assisted by Adrian Marin in the 89th minute. That is Spicer’s first postseason goal in Orlando’s only Wild Card game. It’s only his second goal across all competitions.

To enter the MLS playoffs with a sense of controlling your own destiny, you have to finish above the first playoff line. That means finishing in the top seven in the Eastern Conference. Orlando City SC didn’t do that in 2025.

The Orlando City SC front office has begun selling tickets for the Lions’ first potential home match in the 2025 MLS playoffs. What remains is for the club to secure that home game. The plan is to win their last match of the season against Toronto FC.

Late in their match with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Orlando City SC had the score equalized 1-1. Then they lost 2-1. The Lions had already achieved their late-season goal of making the MLS playoffs. But the supporters worry.

After drawing the Columbus Crew, Orlando City SC stands seventh in the MLS Eastern Conference. They’ve clinched the MLS playoffs for the sixth consecutive year. They drew the score 1-1, with their goal ensuring a point upon leaving the pitch.

The Lions have been playing full strength. But still lately, they could use an extra dimension in MLS competition. Against Nashville SC and its strong roster, Orlando City SC got a couple of players with that extra dimension. Orlando won 3-2.

Players and coaches for Orlando City SC couldn’t say enough about the return of two players after their 1-1 draw with D.C. United. Certainly, they were disappointed leaving the pitch without a win. But two key players returned from their injuries.

Orlando City SC drew 1-1 at D.C. United. Although not a three-point win, the players got encouragement that they’re moving in the right direction. Defender Alex Freeman gave a performance that led to hope late in the 2025 season.

Across three MLS regular seasons, forward Ramiro Enrique started 27 of the 74 matches he played for Orlando City SC. That’s 43 starts in 102 appearances across all competitions. Of his 42 shots on target, he netted 20 goals.

A typical exchange lately on X overlapped a bit with disappointment over Orlando City SC. But the originator quickly got everyone back on track. Their concern is the Orlando Pride in the NWSL. Through 19 matches, the Orlando Pride held the fifth spot.