New England Revolution’s Andrew Farrell is staying put for at least several more seasons. According to Revolution’s official statement, Farrell recently inked a multi-year extension with the team.
By signing Farrell to a new deal, Revolution secures the stability and continuity of its back four. The 28-year-old CB, who was New England’s No. 1 overall in 2013 SuperDraft, already has 227 career starts with the organization in MLS.
“Andrew Farrell has been an outstanding player and person for the Revolution over the past seven years,” said New England’s sporting director and head coach Bruce Arena in a statement. “He is a great leader and representative for our club and has proved to be a durable and consistent player throughout his career. We are pleased that Andrew will remain a Revolution player for many years to come.”
Andrew Farrell spent his early career in USL Premier Development League before joining New England Revolution. Starting from his rookie year, Farrell established himself as a starter and hasn’t looked back.
During his time in New England, Farrell was named Revolution Defender of the Year three times and has one MLS All-Star appearance from 2016. He is currently among the Revolutions career-leaders in several categories including games played (sixth) and starts (fifth).
“I’m thrilled to sign this extension with the Revolution and to continue my career in New Englandת” said Farrell. “I’ve always felt like New England was a second home for me, thanks in large part to the unwavering support of our fans over the years.”
