A 15-year-old from Unionville, Connecticut, has signed a professional soccer contract with the New England Revolution. Peyton Miller is now the youngest player in club history to sign a Major League Soccer contract.
Peyton Miller is now the youngest player in club history to sign a Major League Soccer contract.
Miller, a defender/midfielder, will join the MLS NEXT Pro roster for the remainder of the 2023 season before ascending to the MLS roster in 2024 as a Homegrown Player on a four-year contract with an additional one-year club option, according to the New England Revolution.Sign up for NECN newsletters.
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