Vancouver Whitecaps news

The 36-year-old midfielder previously played for the Canadian side in 2014 and 2015.

The U.S. international is on the move after a pair of up-and-down years with Orlando.

The New York Red Bulls missed a real chance to build a lead in Wednesday's CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal first leg.

The Peru international will have to wait several months to make his Vancouver debut.

The 36-year-old transitions into an exclusive coaching role after a nearly 20-year playing career.

Goal takes a look at the remaining teams in the CONCACAF Champions League and evaluates who will emerge from the quarterfinals.

The 23-year-old is eager to take on a leadership role at his club in 2017, with an eye on joining Bruce Arena's U.S. side.

Carl Robinson's side will look to improve on a disappointing 2016 after an offseason focused on filling in several roster gaps.

Having watched their biggest foes succeed, the Vancouver Whitecaps are aiming to step up and grab some glory of their own in 2017.

The striker will join the Whitecaps as a designated player on a one-year loan from Chinese Super League club Tianjin Teda.

The attacking midfielder joins after spending three-and-a-half seasons in Austria.

Vancouver strengthened defensive areas in the draft, but the search for an experienced striker and attacking midfielder options continues.

The Canadian center back will enjoy a rare Christmas off as he reflects on his first season in MLS with the Vancouver Whitecaps.