New England Revolution’s youth setup earned praise from Major League Soccer on Tuesday as two young Revs cracked the top 10 of the 2026 MLS 22 Under 22 list.
Revolution Homegrown Peyton Miller earned his third consecutive mention on the list and moved up a spot from his 2025 ranking to number six. 2026’s inclusion on the 22 Under 22 list comes after Miller earned the 22nd spot in 2024 and seventh in 2025.
Miller’s inclusion comes after another progressive season with the Revolution that’s seen massive strides in the offensive department, with seven goals and seven assists in 27 appearances.
The Unionville, Connecticut native’s success with the Revolution has led to success at the international level in recent weeks. After representing the United States at the youth level, the September/October window saw Miller receive his first senior call-up.
September 26 marked Miller’s senior National Team debut, clocking 62 minutes in a 4-1 win over Peru. The Revs Homegrown went on to clock another eight minutes off the bench in a 3-0 win over Mexico on October 3.
Joining Miller on the list was offseason addition Brooklyn Raines, who made his second consecutive appearance. Raines jumps to the number 10 spot after ranking 22nd with the Houston Dynamo last season.
Since being acquired from the Houston Dynamo for up to $2 million in December, Raines has been on a meteoric rise under former U.S. Youth National Team coach Marko Mitrović. 2026 has seen Raines tally a goal and four assists in 27 appearances.
Like Miller, Raines’ work in New England led him to earn his first senior U.S. call-up for the September/October window, appearing in all four friendlies and tallying 172 minutes.
Miller and Raines become the fifth and sixth Revolution names to feature on the 22 Under 22 list as the duo joins the likes of Ilay Feingold, Esmir Bajraktarević, Noel Buck, and Dylan Borrero.
Raines, Miller, and the Revolution return to action on October 24 when they travel to Subaru Park to take on the Philadelphia Union.
