Sean Johnson – USMNT

Sean Johnson emerged on the USMNT scene after winning the starting goalkeeper job with the Chicago Fire. Johnson joined the Fire through the 2010 SuperDraft, selected 51st overall and quickly making other clubs wonder why he wasn't picked sooner. Johnson played 13 times in his rookie season, taking the starting job in 2011. Following the 2016 season, he joined NYCFC.

At USMNT level, Johnson had appearances with the U-20 and U-23 teams before winning his first full USMNT cap on Jan 22, 2011. He is currently one of the regulars for camp call ups with the USMNT, as well as playing in the 2013 Gold Cup. That appearance cap-tied Johnson to the USMNT. He was also eligible to represent Jamaica's National Team.

USMNT Experience

2015: Subbed on for the second-half against Panama on Feb 8.
2014: Called into the January camp.
2013: Named to the Gold Cup squad and started the final group stage game.
2011: Won his first USMNT cap as a second-half sub against Chile on Jan 22.

Professional Experience

2016: Another season in goal for a Fire team that once again fell short of the playoffs. Traded to NYCFC after the season ended in a deal that involved Atlanta United.
2015: Missed the playoffs with Chicago.
2014: A regular with the Fire.
2013: Played in 28 games.
2012: The regular in goal for Chicago with 31 starts.
2011: Stayed in the Fire starting lineup with 28 appearances.
2010: Drafted by Chicago in the 4th round of the SuperDraft. Played in 13 games his rookie season.