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Daily Brief · 2026-09-26
Road to the 2030 World Cup
Grenadiers Club Watch

Danley Jean-Jacques drives Philadelphia Union's red-hot run with goal & assists

Danley Jean-Jacques is the story of this cycle. The Philadelphia Union midfielder has been in scintillating form across September, anchoring a side that has won four straight in MLS. On 13 September he delivered three assists in a 5-0 hammering of San Diego; on 19 September he scored and collected a yellow card in a 4-3 win at Sporting Kansas City. He then stepped back into international duty on 24 September, starting for Haiti in a CONCACAF Nations League 3-2 win over Trinidad & Tobago, contributing two shots. That run of form underlines his standing as one of the most productive Haitian players in any league right now.

Elsewhere, Jean-Kévin Duverne (listed as La Gantoise) has definitively left FC Nantes and signed a two-year deal with Omonia Nicosia (Cyprus), per L'Équipe and Le Nouvelliste. Josué Casimir (listed as AJ Auxerre) has departed on loan to Dynamo Moscow after 26 appearances for Auxerre. Woodensky Pierre (listed as Violette AC) signed with Forge FC in Canada's Premier League on 25 August and plays tonight (26 September) against Vancouver FC. Carl-Fred Sainthe's El Paso Locomotive also hosts FC Tulsa today in USL Championship action.

"He is a versatile player in the midfield and has proven himself in a top league — a quick, physical player who fits our style of play." — Philadelphia Union sporting director Ernst Tanner on Jean-Jacques

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