Rapids Make Largest Cash-for-Player Trade in MLS History

Colorado Rapids made largest cash-for-player trade in MLS history

COMMERCE CITY, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Colorado Rapids have completed the largest cash-for-player trade package in Major League Soccer (MLS) history. The Rapids traded forward Rafael Navarro to St. Louis SC for $12 million. According to the team, the club will retain a sell-on percentage and could get an additional $250,000 based on performance incentives.

Making a statement: City SC backs up its words about winning by spending big to get Navarro

City SC showed it wasn't messing around when it came to being a contender in MLS, spending $12 million to acquire Rafael Navarro from Colorado.

St. Louis City pays record $12M for Rapids' Rafael Navarro

Rapids make largest cash-for-player trade in MLS history

The Colorado Rapids have traded forward Rafael Navarro to St. Louis City SC for $12 million, setting the record for the largest cash-for-player deal in MLS history.

Rapids sell Rafael Navarro to St. Louis City for MLS record $12M

The Colorado Rapids set an MLS record on Wednesday by selling striker Rafael Navarro to St. Louis City for $12 million.

Official: Colorado Rapids Trade Rafael Navarro to St. Louis for Club Record Intra-League $12 Million

Commerce City, Colo. – Colorado Rapids have traded DP striker Rafael Navarro to St. Louis City SC for a club record intra-MLS transfer. Colorado confirmed the $12 million cash transfer Wednesday evening. The deal includes a sell-on clause and $250,000 in incentives, making it potentially the largest MLS cash transfer to date. St. Louis has […]