Forward
Patrick Agyemang
6'4"
The bio of USMNT player Patrick Agyemang, who plays his club soccer for Derby County in the Championship
Caps: 12 | Goals: 5
Patrick Agyemang’s emergence as a USMNT player in 2025 downplays the work it took for the Charlotte FC player to make the jump to the full national team. Spending four years playing college soccer, Agyemang entered MLS through the SuperDraft in 2022. The forward quickly made his mark with the USMNT, scoring five goals over his first nine international games. He was in the starting eleven for all the group stage games, the quarterfinal, semifinal, and the final at the 2025 Gold Cup. Agyemang transferred to Derby County in England’s Championship on July 15, 2025.
Photo by Robin Alam – ISIPhotos.com
USMNT Experience
2025
Started in his debut against Venezuela on Jan 18 and scored. Subbed on against Costa Rica on Jan 23 and scored. Started the Nations League 3rd-place game against Canada on Mar 23 and scored. Started against Turkey on Jun 7 and subbed on against Switzerland on Jun 11. Started in the Gold Cup against Trinidad and Tobago on Jun 16 and scored. Started against Saudi Arabia on Jun 20. Started against Haiti on Jun 23 and scored. Started against Costa Rica in the quarterfinals on Jun 29. Started against Guatemala in the semifinals on Jul 2. Started against Mexico in the Gold Cup final on Jul 6.
Credit: Steve Limentani - ISIPhotos.comProfessional Experience
2025-26
Played in 16 games and scored six goals for Charlotte, named to the MLS All-Star team. Transferred to Derby County on Jul 15.
2024
Scored ten goals in 31 games with Charlotte, finishing 5th in the East and exiting the playoffs in round one.
2023
Played in 12 league games in his rookie season with Charlotte, along with 11 league games in MLS Next Pro. Finished 9th in the East, exiting the playoffs in the wildcard round.
Youth and College
Developed in the Hartford Hellions program. Played college soccer with Eastern Connecticut from 2018-19, with 30 goals in 39 games across two seasons. Transferred to the University of Rhode Island in 2020, winning all conference honors twice.
