Welcome to Allocation Disorder. I am Sam Staskell, joined as always by my friend and colleague Paul Tenario and Paul.

We are in the middle of the MLS transfer window.

We're like literally right in the middle of the secondary window right now, maybe to the day

as we sit here recording this.

And the biggest move of the last, oh, seven, eight days hasn't involved a player, but an executive.

So we are going to get into that on the show.

We are also going to talk about some players and some potential moves. The MLSP release to the list, relist, combined a couple of words there. I don't know what happened. Going too fast, too much coffee. They released the list of upcoming free agents for this off season earlier in this week. So we'll break that down a little bit.

And then, you know, dive into a couple of interesting potential moves, things that are being

discussed around MLS with Tati Castellanos, potentially heading to Hirona in Spain, and Cristiano

Rongo, potentially being, you know, I don't know if shopped is the right

word, but L-AFC looking into moving a striker who has done nothing really but score goals for

them over the last couple of months. But anyway, Paul, that's the rundown. Should we start with

Dary Neals? I think we have to, Sam. I mean, not only was it

the biggest move of this window so far, but this thing was kept really quiet. I mean,

really quiet. When you talk to people on both sides of the situation, it sounded like

not many people were aware in either club that this this announcement was going to happen outside

of the very highest ranking officials and it has a huge huge impact on what has been one of

the most important clubs in major league soccer since they entered the league and and

Darren eels have we have we mentioned where he's going? Yeah. I don't even know.

I don't think. Darren Eels is going to, well, it's right there for those watching on YouTube. For those listening, you have no clue. Darren Eels is leaving to go to Newcastle from Atlanta United. He's the president of Atlanta United. And not just that. I think in a lot of ways, he has been the face of Atlanta United, it's certainly because other faces have changed.

Tata Martino, I think, was kind of the... in a lot of ways he has been the face of Atlanta United, certainly because other faces have changed.

Tata Martino, I think, was kind of the face, Joseph Martinez and Miguel and Miron, of course,

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