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Report: Philadelphia Union agrees to a one-year deal to bring Alejandro Bedoya back
Philadelphia Union captain Alejandro Bedoya is reportedly coming back for another go around.
According to a report from José Roberto Nuñez, Bedoya and the Philadelphia Union have reached an agreement on a one-year deal for the veteran who has made 247 appearances in all competitions in his eight seasons in Chester.
Sources: The Philadelphia Union and Alejandro Bedoya have come to an agreement on a new one-year contract. After seven years, 247 appearances, and 27 goals, Alejandro Bedoya will return to the Union for the 2024 season and continue to build his legacy.
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— José Roberto Nuñez (@JoserNunez91) January 26, 2024
Bedoya’s contract expired after the 2023 season. The Athletic reported in mid-October that Bedoya was informed that he would not be brought back.
Head coach Jim Curtin, however, has expressed publicly his interest in having his captain return. Bedoya will turn 37 in April.
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