The New England Revolution’s Pro Player Pathway is reportedly set to be in motion as The Athletic’s Tom Bogert reports the club has signed 17-year-old midfielder Judah Siqueira to a Homegrown contract.
Tom Bogert
Siqueira’s journey with the Revolution began back in 2021 when the then-13-year-old joined the club’s Academy. After progressing through the youth ranks, Siqueira got his first taste of professional action with MLS NEXT Pro side Revolution II on April 9, 2025.
After ending the 2025 season with a goal in nine appearances, the Academy prospect ascended the Pro Player Pathway on March 5, signing a three-year deal with New England Revolution II. Siqueira went on to notch one goal in 12 appearances with Revolution II to start 2026 before earning his first short-term loan appearance.
The 17-year-old went on to be an unused substitute against Atlanta United on July 26. After another appearance on the bench as an unused sub in August 15th’s match against Toronto FC, Siqueira made his MLS debut on August 19, subbing on in the 89th minute in New England’s 3-0 win over D.C. United. August 23 saw Siqueira get an extended look with the first team after replacing Jackson Yueill in the 64th minute in a 1-1 draw against New York City FC.
Despite being just 17, Siqueira has garnered praise from his new coach and teammates. Following his outing against NYCFC, Marko Mitrovic told the media that Siqueira has done a great job day after day in training and added that he trusts Siqueira and his talents.
Former young Homegrown Diego Fagundez also praised Siqueira following the match, reinforcing Siqueira’s efforts in training and expressing excitement in seeing how the 17-year-old will continue to develop.
“He's up here for a reason, and now all he needs to do is keep earning minutes and do his best," Fagundez said.
Siqueira and the Revolution return to action on Saturday, August 29, when they hit the road to face the Columbus Crew at 7:30 PM ET.
