Wyatt Omsberg

Updated June 1, 2025

WYATT OMSBERG AT A GLANCE:

• In eight MLS seasons, owns 71 appearances, including 49 starts, with Chicago Fire FC, Minnesota United FC, and the New England Revolution.
• Spent last five seasons with Chicago Fire FC, collecting 63 appearances across all competitions with one goal and two assists.
• Selected in the first round (15^th overall) of the 2018 MLS SuperDraft by Minnesota United FC, the first player in Ivy League history to chosen in the first round.
• A four-year standout at Dartmouth College, made 73 collegiate appearances, helping lead the Big Green to four consecutive Ivy League titles.
• A native of Belgrade, Maine, is the first player in Revolution history to hail from The Pine Tree State.

MLS CAREER: Selected in the first round (15th overall) of the 2018 MLS SuperDraft by Minnesota United FC…In eight MLS seasons, owns 71 appearances, including 49 starts, with Chicago Fire FC, Minnesota United FC, and the New England Revolution…In 2025, has made four appearances, with two starts, in regular season play…Appeared in two U.S. Open Cup matches…In 2024, started 11 of his 12 MLS appearances…Made one additional appearance in Leagues Cup 2024, and played in two 2024 U.S. Open Cup matches…In 2023, saw action in 11 regular season matches, making seven starts…Also made two U.S. Open Cup appearances…Started all 14 MLS appearances in 2022, tallying one goal…Set career high with 18 appearances in 2021, including nine starts…Traded to Chicago Fire FC in exchange for D Raheem Edwards on Feb. 11, 2020…In first season with Fire, made five appearances, starting twice, and recorded one assist…Did not make an MLS appearance in 2019…Spent 2019 season on loan with Forward Madison FC…In first MLS season in 2018, logged seven appearances, starting four times…Sent on loan to Tulsa Roughnecks FC, where he made four appearances in 2018.

2025: Has made four appearances, with two starts, in regular season play…Appeared in two U.S. Open Cup matches…(3/29) vs. RBNY: Made club and season debut, starting and playing 37 minutes before coming off with a hamstring injury…(5/7) at RI: Returned from injury as a substitute in U.S. Open Cup play…(5/20) vs. CHI: Earned a start in U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 action…(5/24) at SKC: Logged 20 minutes off the bench, recording one shot…(5/28) at DC: Earned second start of the season…

2024 (with Chicago Fire FC): In 2024, started 11 of his 12 MLS appearances…Made one additional appearance in Leagues Cup 2024, and played in two 2024 U.S. Open Cup matches with the second team…Added one start in MLS NEXT Pro…(6/15) at TOR: Made regular season debut as a second-half substitute…(10/2) at CLT: Made final start of the season and final appearance for the club, exiting late in the first half with an injury.

2023 (with Chicago Fire FC): In 2023, saw action in 11 regular season matches, making seven starts…Also made two U.S. Open Cup appearances…Also tallied one assist in seven MLS NEXT Pro appearances…(4/8) vs. MIN: Returned to the pitch for first time since recovering from foot injury, logging 21 minutes off the bench…(4/26) vs. CHAC: Logged assist in a 90-minute performance during Open Cup Third Round action…(5/6) at NSH: Logged first start of the campaign, playing 90 minutes…(7/1) at ORL: Made the 50^th appearance of his MLS career, logging 10 minutes off the bench.

2022 (with Chicago Fire FC): Started all 14 MLS appearances in 2022, tallying one goal…(2/26) at MIA: Started and played 90 minutes in season opener…(5/7) at ATL: Started for the 25^th time in his MLS career…(5/18) at RBNY: Tallied first MLS goal…(6/18) vs. DC: Made final appearance of the season, missing the remainder of the year with a foot injury.

2021 (with Chicago Fire FC)*:\* Set career high with 18 appearances in 2021, including nine starts…(5/8) vs. PHI: Made season debut, starting and playing 71 minutes…(8/18) at MIA: Marked the 25^th appearance of his MLS career as a late substitute.

2020 (with Chicago Fire FC)*:\* Traded to Chicago Fire FC in exchange for D Raheem Edwards on Feb. 11, 2020…In first season with Fire, made five appearances, starting twice, and recorded one assist…(7/14) vs. SEA: Made Chicago debut with a 15-minute substitute appearance at MLS is Back Tournament…(10/17) vs. SKC: Logged first career assist in a 90-minute effort.

2019 (with Minnesota United FC): Did not make an MLS appearance…Spent 2019 season on loan with Forward Madison FC…(6/12) vs. SKC: Started and played 90 minutes in U.S. Open Cup action.

2018 (with Minnesota United FC): In first MLS season, logged seven appearances, starting four times…Sent on loan to Tulsa Roughnecks FC, where he made four appearances in 2018…(3/24) at RBNY: Made MLS and professional debut, starting and playing 90 minutes.

CLUB CAREER OUTSIDE MLS: Sent on loan to Tulsa Roughnecks FC during rookie season in 2018…Logged four appearances in the 2018 USL Championship…Loaned to Forward Madison FC for the 2019 USL League One campaign…Made 14 appearances for The Flamingos in lone season with the club, along with an additional start in the postseason.

COLLEGE CAREER (Dartmouth College): A four-year standout at Dartmouth College, made 73 collegiate appearances, helping lead the Big Green to four consecutive Ivy League titles…A two-time Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year and three-time First Team All-Ivy League honoree…As a senior in 2017, started 17 matches and tallied four goals and an assist…Named MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalist…In 2016, started all 19 games with three goals and one assist…Earned first Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year award…Started 15 of his 19 games as a sophomore in 2015…As a freshman in 2014, started 16 of his 18 games played, notching three game-winning goals and one assist.

Personal*:\* Born in Belgrade, Maine…First player in Revolution history to hail from Maine…Grew up in Scarborough, Maine…Led Scarborough High School to the 2012 and 2013 Class “A” State Championships…Named 2014 Maine Gatorade High School Player of the Year, collecting 19 goals and 12 assists as a senior…Captained Portland Phoenix club team, leading the squad to the U15-16 State Championship.