Goalkeeper
Alex Bono
6'3"
The biography of US Soccer player Alex Bono, who plays his club soccer with DC United.
Caps: 1 | Shutouts: 1
Alex Bono joined Toronto FC as the 6th-pick in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft, he emerged as an option in the 2016 season. By 2017, he had the starting job on an MLS Cup winner, staying with the club through the 2022 season. Bono got his first USMNT call-up during the 2015 January camp and his first minutes against Bolivia in May, 2019. Bono moved to DC United as a free agent for the 2023 MLS season.
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USMNT Experience
2018
Shut out Bolivia 3-0 on May 28.
Professional Experience
2024
Played in 29 games for DC United, finishing 10th in the Eastern Conference.
2023
Played in 11 games for DC, finishing 12th in the East.
2022
In his final season with Toronto, played in 24 games with the club finishing in 13th-place in the East. Signed with DC in December.
2021
Made 24 appearances for Toronto, finishing 13th.
2020
Played in three games for Toronto with the club exiting the playoffs in the opening round.
2019
7 games for Toronto, advancing to MLS Cup.
2018
Played in 27 games for Toronto, missing the playoffs.
2017
The starting goalkeeper for the Supporters' Shield and MLS Cup winners.
2016
Split time with Toronto and Toronto II, eventually making 16 appearances with the senior squad.
2015
Joined Toronto through the SuperDraft, spending most of the season with Toronto II.
Youth and College
High School and College: Played his college soccer at Syracuse named to the all-rookie team in the Big East. An All-American in his junior season. Bono played his youth soccer in Baldwinsville, New York.