While the international break brought pause to the Revolution as a whole, some players in the organization showcased their talents on the international stage. Here’s a look back at how the Revs performed on the international stage.
The duo of Peyton Miller and Brooklyn Raines joined Mauricio Pochettino and the United States Men’s National Team for a series of international friendlies.
September 26 marked a monumental moment for Unionville, Connecticut native as the 18-year-old earned his first cap for the United States after being named to the starting lineup against Peru. Miller went on to clock 62 minutes before being replaced by Antonee Robinson.
After starting the match on the bench, Raines earned his first cap for the United States in the 77th minute, replacing Malik Tillman. Miller, Raines, and the U.S. put up a dominant effort and secured a 4-1 victory.
After earning his first cap on the 26th, Raines checked another achievement off his list on September 29 when he started against Chile. It was a solid outing for Raines as he was one of two players to go a full 90 minutes and was a force on both sides of the ball.
Despite making the bench, Miller was an unused substitute as the U.S. secured a 4-2 win.
October 3rd saw the Revolution duo start the highly anticipated meeting with Mexico on the bench. The pair entered the match in the 82nd minute and helped guide the U.S. to a 3-0 shutout victory. That would prove to be Miller's alst minutes of the window.
Raines was the only Rev to feature in the finale against Canada. Raines earned another start and played 61 minutes.
Forward Dor Turgeman and defender Ilay Feingold returned to the Israel National Team, who took part in UEFA Nations League League B action.
September 24th’s opening contest against Austria saw the pair of Revs players start on the bench. Turgeman entered the game in the 73rd minute, replacing Manor Solomon as Israel went on to suffer a 3-1 loss.
September 27 saw Turgeman start against Ireland while Feingold was on the bench. Turgeman clocked 64 minutes before being replaced, while Feingold entered in the 83rd minute of the 3-0 loss to Ireland.
October 1 saw the pair of Revs players begin the meeting against Kosovo, with the pair coming on in the 69th minute in the scoreless draw. Turgeman and Feingold earned the start in October 4th’s finale against Ireland. Turgeman clocked 58 minutes while Feingold went 78 in a 1-1 draw.
Recently signed Homegrown Judah Siqueira returned to the international stage, joining the United States Under-17s for a training camp in Spain. In addition to training, Siqueira and the U.S. U17s also took part in a series of friendlies in preparation for the upcoming FIFA U17 World Cup.
Siqueira started in a 1-1 draw against Ireland on September 30 before being a substitute in a 4-1 loss to Belgium on October 1. Siqueira made a name for himself in the October 6 finale, scoring from the spot in a 2-2 draw against the Netherlands.
Siqueira was not the lone Revs Homegrown to represent the U.S. at the youth level as Cristiano Oliveira joined the Under-19s for a slate of friendly competition. September 29 saw Oliveira earn the start in a 2-0 shutout win over Wales before coming off the bench in a 4-3 win over Norway on October 5.
Despite earning a call-up, Revolution II defender Chris Mbai-Assem did not feature in either of the Central African Republic’s African Cup of Nations Qualifying matches, which saw the nation suffer a 3-1 loss to Mauritania and a 1-0 loss to Burkina Faso.
But the fall international window also saw four Academy prospects head to the international stage. Forward Matthew Jean Baptiste joined the Haiti Under-17 National Team Training Camp roster after notching five goals and two assists in 13 appearances with Revolution II.
Defender Levi Katsell joined the Czech Republic Under-18 National Team and featured in Jezek Cup action. After starting in a 1-1 draw against Switzerland on September 28, Katsell came off the bench in the Czech’s 3-2 win over Slovakia on the 30. Katsell and the Czech Republic wrapped up the tournament with a 3-1 win over Greece on October 3 to take home the Jezek Cup title.
Academy goalkeeper Zach LaPierre joined the United States Under-16 National Team for a domestic training camp at the U.S. National Training Center in Fayetteville, Georgia. Academy midfielder Bayron Morales Vega joined the Guatemala Under-17 National Team as the nation took part in the 2026 UNCAF Tournament.
