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Transfers

Atlanta United bets on Embolo as USA MLS seeks a striker

By 4AllFootball ·
Atlanta United bets on Embolo as USA MLS seeks a striker

Atlanta United, sitting 15th and last in the Eastern Conference, have signed 29‑year‑old national striker Breel Embolo from Rennes on a contract that runs to 2030, with the transfer reported to cost roughly 15 million euros.

Atlanta United seeks attacking spark

The club’s poor standing highlights a clear need for firepower up front, and the arrival of a proven goal‑scorer is intended to address that gap.

Embolo arrives after four years in France – three with Monaco and one with Rennes – and his Rennes contract would have remained valid until 2029.

Embolo's contract and transfer fee

Sportswire disclosed that Atlanta United agreed to pay around 15 million euros to secure the player, and Embolo has signed a deal that keeps him at the club until 2030.

In his most recent season, Embolo recorded 10 goals and 3 assists across 34 appearances, demonstrating his ability to contribute consistently.

He also featured for Switzerland at the 2026 World Cup in North America, scoring in the group match against Qatar and the round‑of‑16 win over Algeria before receiving a yellow‑red card in the quarter‑final against Argentina.

Atlanta United has been part of Major League Soccer since 2017, and the club hopes Embolo’s experience will help lift them from the bottom of the Eastern Conference.

Embolo describes the move as a new adventure abroad, but he will need to adapt quickly to the league’s style and help the team climb the table.

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