American Soccer Players in Germany: 2024/25 weekly update
A healthy number of American nationals are currently on the books of soccer teams in Germany, including USMNT duo Joe Scally and Gio Reyna. bundesliga.com tracks their performances, week in, week out...
Club: Borussia Mönchengladbach
Position: Full-back
Age: 21 (Born December 31, 2002)
Bundesliga games this season: 15
Starts: 15
2024/25
Now in his fourth full season with Gladbach, Scally is continuing as Gerardo Seoane's first-choice right-back in 2024/25.
Last matchday
Scally started once again for Gladbach in their 2-1 win at Hoffenheim on Matchday 15. He was subbed off in the 80th minute of the Foals' second consecutive win.
Watch: Bundesliga Beyond with Joe Scally
Club: Borussia Dortmund
Position: Attacking midfielder
Age: 22 (born November 13, 2002)
Bundesliga games this season: 5
Starts: 1
Goals: 1
2024/25
Reyna is back at Dortmund after spending the second half of last season on loan at English Premier League outfit Nottingham Forest.
Last matchday
Reyna made his first Dortmund start for 14 months in Dortmund's 1-1 draw at home to Hoffenheim. He initially gave BVB the lead with a powerful effort into the top-right corner from the edge of the box, and was substituted off after 76 minutes with the score at 1-0.
Watch: Reyna's best moments in the Bundesliga
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Club: Union Berlin
Position: Forward
Age: 28 (born April 26, 1996)
Bundesliga games this season: 13
Starts: 5
2024/25
Jordan scored seven goals in 27 competitive appearances whilst on loan at Gladbach last season, but is now back at Union, where he is among head coach Bo Svensson's options in attack.
Last matchday
Jordan was an unused substitute as Union Berlin were beaten 4-1 by Werder Bremen on Matchday 15.
Lennard Maloney
Club: Heidenheim
Position: Midfielder
Age: 25 (born October 8, 1999)
Bundesliga games this season: 11
Starts: 10
2024/25
Formerly of Dortmund, Maloney has become a midfield mainstay and fan favourite at Heidenheim, who are enjoying only their second season of Bundesliga football.
Last matchday
Maloney suffered a head injury against İstanbul Başakşehir in the UEFA Conference League and was therefore not in the matchday squad for Heidenheim's 3-1 loss to VfB Stuttgart on Matchday 14.
Kevin Paredes
Club: Wolfsburg
Position: Winger
Age: 21 (born May 7, 2003)
Bundesliga games this season: 0
Starts: 0
2024/25
Paredes scored three goals in 28 Bundesliga appearances for Wolfsburg in 2023/24, but missed the start of the new campaign with a foot problem.
Last matchday
Paredes is yet to play this season due to injury.
Timothy Chandler
Club: Eintracht Frankfurt
Position: Full-back
Age: 34 (born 29 May, 1990)
Bundesliga games this season: 1
Starts: 0
2024/25
Chandler is in his 11th - and possibly final - season with Frankfurt. A bit-part player last term, the veteran full-back's existing contract expires in summer 2025.
Last matchday
Chandler was left out of Frankfurt's matchday squad in their 1-3 loss at home to Mainz on Matchday 15.
Cole Campbell
Club: Dortmund
Position: Midfielder
Age: 18 (born 20 February, 2006)
Bundesliga games this season: 3
Starts: 0
2024/25
Born in Houston, Texas, Campbell joined the BVB youth academy in July 2022. He was promoted to the first-team squad in summer 2024 and after being an unused substitute on Bundesliga Matchdays 6 and 7 - as well as away to Real Madrid in the Champions League - he made his debut on Matchday 8.
Last matchday
Campbell was not inlcuded in the squad for the Matchday 13 trip to face Borussia Mönchengladbach.
Paxten Aaronson
Club: Eintracht Frankfurt (on loan at Utrecht)
Position: Attacking midfielder
Age: 21 (born August 26, 2003)
Bundesliga games this season: -
Starts: -
2024/25
After a successful loan to Vitesse Arnhem during the second half of 2023/24, Frankfurt's Aaronson is spending the current campaign at Utrecht, also of the Dutch Eredivisie.
Watch: Paxten Aaronson - Frankfurt's US prospect
Americans in Bundesliga 2
John Brooks (Hertha Berlin)
Santiago Castañeda (Paderborn)
Maximilian Dietz (Greuther Fürth)
Damion Downs (Cologne)
Johan Gómez (Eintracht Braunschweig)
Julian Green (Greuther Fürth)
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