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United acquire Patrick Mullins from NYCFC

IMAGE: Welcome Mullins

D.C. United have acquired local college standout, forward Patrick Mullins, from New York City FC in exchange for targeted and general allocation money and an international roster spot through the end of the 2017 season.


Mullins, 24, is in his third MLS season and has averaged a goal or an assist every 154 minutes.  A two-time MAC Hermann Trophy award winner while at the University of Maryland, the Louisiana native scored six goals and added four assists during his first year in New York in 2015. He was the teamÂ’'s second-highest scorer in just 11 starts, on an attacking side that features current MLS goal scoring leader, David Villa.


“"Patrick is a young, dynamic number nine who knows how to create and finish chances,"” Dave Kasper, United general manager and VP of soccer operations, said. “ "We have had him on our radar since his time at Maryland and look forward to his continued development here. We are delighted he i’s joining us and believe in the value he can add to this club.”"


#DCU acquire forward Patrick Mullins from #NYCFC.

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— D.C. United (@dcunited) July 21, 2016


Mullins, selected 11th overall in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft by the New England Revolution, led the NCAA in scoring as a senior with 19 goals and 46 points. The six-foot-one forward made his MLS debut as a halftime substitute on March 8, 2014, before earning his first start two months later on May 3, when he scored his first MLS goal against Toronto FC.


Mullins is scheduled to join the team in training tomorrow and will likely be available for selection in Toronto this weekend.


Full Name
: Patrick Mullins
Position
: Forward


Birthplace
: New Orleans, LA


Birthdate
: 2/5/1992


Age
: 24


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Height
: 6’ 1”


Weight
: 176


Status
: Domestic


Transaction
: D.C. United acquire Patrick Mullins from New York City FC in exchange for targeted and general allocation money and an international roster spot through the 2017 season.