COACH: Óscar PAREJA






GOALKEEPERS:

Mark DODD
Kevin HARTMAN


DEFENDERS:

Bobby RHINE
Jair BENÍTEZ
Atiba HARRIS
Zach LOYD
Matt HEDGES
Walker ZIMMERMAN
Ryan HOLLINGSHEAD


MIDFIELDERS:

Ted ECK
Mark SANTEL
Jorge Humberto RODRÍGUEZ
Óscar PAREJA
David FERREIRA
Kellyn ACOSTA
Carlos GRUEZO


FORWARDS:

Jason KREIS
Dante WASHINGTON
Kenny COOPER
Fabián CASTILLO
Tesho AKINDELE
Michael BARRIOS
Jesús FERREIRA


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RESERVES:


GOALKEEPERS:

Matt JORDAN
Darío SALA
Jesse GONZÁLEZ
Maarten PAES


DEFENDERS:

Brandon POLLARD
Eric DADE
Chris GBANDI
Clarence GOODSON
Greg VANNEY
Drew MOOR
Pablo RICCHETTI
George JOHN
Ugo IHEMELU
Maynor FIGUEROA
Reto ZIEGLER
Ema TWUMASI
Nkosi TAFARI
Marco FARFÁN
Sebastien IBEAGHA


MIDFIELDERS:

Leonel ÁLVAREZ
Richard FARRER
Chad DEERING
Joselito VACA
Ronnie O'BRIEN
Simo VALAKARI
Ramón NÚÑEZ
Dax McCARTY
Brek SHEA
Daniel HERNÁNDEZ
JACKSON Gonçalves Pereira
Víctor ULLOA
Je-Vaughn WATSON
Mauro DÍAZ
Sebastian LLETGET


FORWARDS:

Gerrell ELLIOTT
Ariel GRAZIANI
Eddie JOHNSON
Carlos RUIZ
Arturo ÁLVAREZ
Abe THOMPSON
Jeff CUNNINGHAM
Blas PÉREZ
Maxi URRUTI
Roland LAMAH
Franco JARA
Jáder OBRIAN
Paul ARRIOLA
Bernard KAMUNGO
Petar MUSA









INFO:
FC Dallas was founded in 1996 as Dallas Burn and it's one of the founding members of the MLS. The club was rebranded FC Dallas in 2004, changing colours from red-white-black to mainly red and white with little blue details, only to make blue a main colour in 2018.
While the direct and official predecessor to FC Dallas is obviously Dallas Burn, the roots can go back to 1967 when Lamar Hunt founded the Dallas Tornado as one of the first professional soccer teams in the United States. The team played in the NASL for fifteen seasons before folding in 1981.
Three years later, two new Dallas-based teams were founded: the Dallas Sidekicks and the Dallas Mean Green. Both teams were founded in 1984. The Sidekicks were an indoor soccer team that existed until 2004. The Mean Green played in the amateur league Lone Star Soccer Alliance until 1992. The Mean Green changed name to Dallas Express in 1987, FC Dallas in 1989, and Dallas Inter in their final year. It's curious that they used for a few years the same name of the current MLS team.