Preseason preparations are officially underway as the Revolution have touched down for a monthlong camp amidst warmer weather in Bradenton, Florida. The team looks quite a bit different ahead of the 2025 season with 11 new players (thus far) joining the roster, and as many of them hit the training ground for the first time together this week, a group full of fresh faces brings a new energy for the road ahead.

Here’s a full rundown of the players who will be representing New England for the first time in 2025:

Tanner Beason

• 27-year-old from Winston-Salem, North Carolina
• Center and outside back with 121 professional appearances
• Spent five seasons with the San Jose Earthquakes, following a collegiate career at Stanford University where he won three National Championships
• Made his pro debut in 2020

Alex Bono

• 30-year-old native of Syracuse, New York
• A veteran goalkeeper with 10 MLS seasons under his belt, 33 clean sheets, and 169 regular season appearances
• Joins the Revolution from D.C. United, where he spent the past two seasons after eight years with Toronto FC
• Led Toronto FC to a historic treble in 2017, winning MLS Cup, Supporters’ Shield, and Canadian Championship

Leonardo Campana

• 24-year-old striker from Guayaquil, Ecuador
• Joins the Revolution from Inter Miami CF, where he won the 2024 Supporters’ Shield and Leagues Cup 2023 titles
• With Miami from 2022-24, he scored 32 goals and had eight assists – helping Miami set the MLS single-season points record, which was previously held by the New England Revolution
• Started pro career with his youth club, Barcelona SC, and then moved on to play for Wolverhampton Wanderers in the EPL, with loans to FC Famalicão (Portugal) and Grasshopper Club Zurich (Switzerland) before joining Inter Miami CF
• Has amassed 16 caps with the Ecuador Men’s National Team

Brayan Ceballos

• 23-year-old central defender from Colombia, joining the Revs via transfer from Fortaleza Esporte Clube of Brazil’s Campeonato Serie A
• Played in 47 games for Fortaleza, helping the team win two Campeonato Carense state titles in 2022 and 2023, and a Copa do Nordeste regional championship in 2022
• Has 110 career appearances over seven professional seasons and has made four appearances with the Colombia U-23 Men’s National Team

Luis Díaz

• 26-year-old right winger from Costa Rica, where he played with Deportivo Saprissa
• MLS Cup and Costa Rican league champion, with an eight-year professional career
• Joined MLS in 2019, winning MLS Cup with the Columbus Crew in 2020, then managed by current Revolution head coach Caleb Porter ... in 93 appearances for the Crew, he registered 20 goal contributions
• Returns to MLS with 90 combined regular season and playoff appearances in the league

Mamadou Fofana

• 26-year-old center back transferred from French side Amiens SC
• From Bamako, Mali, he has made over 250 professional appearances for club and country, with 44 caps for the Mali Men’s National Team, and nearly a decade of total professional experience
• 6-foot-2 central defender has made nine appearances in FIFA World Cup Qualifying, and another five in the Africa Cup of Nations
• As a teenager, made 25 appearances in the Turkish Süper Lig and two more in Turkish Cup action with Alanyaspor Kulübü

Ignatius Ganago

• 25-year-old forward/winger acquired on loan (with purchase option) from FC Nantes
• Has nine seasons of experience in French Ligue 1, where has has played for OGC Nice, RC Lens, and FC Nantes ... has played more than 150 matches in the top French league with 23 goals and eight assists ... also has eight games of experience in the UEFA Europa League
• Represents Cameroon on the international stage with 14 caps .. in 2019 he scored the clinching goal to send the Cameroon U-23 National Team to the Africa Cup of Nations

Wyatt Omsberg

• 29-year-old defender and Maine native
• Has 67 total MLS appearances with 47 starts, across seven seasons between Chicago Fire FC and Minnesota United FC
• In 2018, he was selected in the first round of the MLS SuperDraft after playing four years Dartmouth College ... at Dartmouth he was a four-time Ivy League winner

Allan Oyirwoth

• 17-year-old central midfielder born in Pakwach, Uganda
• At 17, has already earned two caps with the Ugandan Senior National Team and is considered one of the top prospects from Uganda
• Will join the team as the second-youngest member of the Revolution’s first team roster
• Played for Amus College School in Uganda, earning the Teso Zone MVP in 2023 for leading goal-scoring in the zonal school competition ... in 2024, he finished as the top scorer with MVP honors at the USSSA National Football Championship
• In 2024, he spent time in Leicester, England for six months at the Brooke House College and Academy — a development program with links to several English Premier League clubs

Donovan Parisian

• Rookie goalkeeper signed as the Revolution’s first-round draft pick (No. 18 overall) in the 2025 MLS SuperDraft
• Played two seasons at the University of San Diego, where he earned 10 shutouts in 20 appearances ... as a sophomore in 2024, he had 16 starts and led the Toreros to a West Coast Conference title
• Named the 2024 WCC Goalkeeper of the Year and earned First Team All-WCC honors

Jackson Yueill

• 27-year-old midfielder from Minnesota, signed as a free agent after playing eight seasons with the San Jose Earthquakes
• Has 16 senior caps with the United States Men’s National Team and 27 youth international appearances
• Served as San Jose’s captain since 2021 and played 232 games for the club with 13 goals and 19 assists
• With a total of 12,275 minutes of play in MLS since 2020, he has the sixth most playing time among all active MLS players in the last five seasons
• Prior to joining MLS he played two years at UCLA, starting 34 of his 40 collegiate appearances, collecting nine goals and 17 assists ... in his two seasons he earned All-PAC-12 First Team honors and led the conference with 11 assists as a sophomore

The Revolution are currently in Florida for preseason training ahead of the 30th season in Major League Soccer. Regular season action kicks off on Saturday, Feb. 22 at Nashville SC (8:30 p.m. ET). The Revs’ full regular season schedule can be viewed here.