COACH: Peter VERMES






GOALKEEPERS:

Tony MEOLA
Tim MELIA


DEFENDERS:

Uche OKAFOR
Nick GARCIA
Peter VERMES
Jimmy CONRAD
Graham ZUSI
Matt BESLER
Seth SINOVIC


MIDFIELDERS:

Matt McKEON
PREKI
Chris KLEIN
Kerry ZAVAGNIN
Davy ARNAUD
Roger ESPINOZA
Benny FEILHABER


FORWARDS:

Mo JOHNSTON
Chris BROWN
Josh WOLFF
Kei KAMARA
Dom DWYER
Dániel SALLÓI
Johnny RUSSELL


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RESERVES:


GOALKEEPERS:

Bo OSHONIYI
Kevin HARTMAN
Jimmy NIELSEN
John PULSKAMP


DEFENDERS:

Sean BOWERS
Brandon PRIDEAUX
José BURCIAGA
Alex ZOTINCĂ
Shavar THOMAS
Michael HARRINGTON
Chance MYERS
Aurélien COLLIN
Ike OPARA
Kevin ELLIS
Jimmy MEDRANDA
Saad ABDUL-SALAAM
Andreu FONTÀS
Jake DAVIS
Logan NDENBE


MIDFIELDERS:

Mark CHUNG
Diego GUTIÉRREZ
Brian JOHNSON
Chris HENDERSON
Francisco GÓMEZ
Jack JEWSBURY
Lawrence OLUM
Paulo NAGAMURA
Uri ROSELL
Soni MUSTIVAR
Ilie SÁNCHEZ
Felipe GUTIÉRREZ
Gianluca BUSIO
Rémi WALTER
Erik THOMMY


FORWARDS:

Vitalis TAKAWIRA
Miklos MOLNAR
Igor SIMUTENKOV
Sasha VICTORINE
Scott SEALY
Claudio LÓPEZ
Teal BUNBURY
C.J. SAPONG
Jacob PETERSON
Claudio BIELER
Krisztián NÉMETH
Diego RUBIO
GERSO Fernandes
Khiry SHELTON
Alan PULIDO









INFO:
Sporting Kansas City was founded in 1995 as Kansas City Wiz. The team started playing in the MLS one year later. The name was changed to Kansas City Wizards in 1997 and Sporting Kansas City in 2011.
While the Wizards was a franchise with its own identity upon the foundation of the team, and Sporting Kansas City doesn't have an official predecessor, it's possible to find roots in the late 1960s. A team named Chicago Spurs was founded in 1966. They only played the 1967 season of the NASL before relocating to Kansas to avoid competition with the newly formed Chicago Mustangs. Therefore, Chicago Spurs became Kansas City Spurs, a team with a short existence that lasted from 1968 to 1970. Also, Sporting Kansas City makes sure to remember the former Kansas based team, the biggest example being an article, posted in 2019 in the club's website, that talks about the Spurs win of the 1969 NASL.
A second team from Kansas was founded in 1981: the Kansas City Comets. However, this team was active exclusively in the indoor league. They folded in 1991.