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San Diego FC

Regular season since 2013: 23–11–15 · 94 goals for · 68 against

Partial source scopeAmerican Soccer Analysis public API · covered 2013-2025 · 2,806 profiles · 1996-2012 still missing

MLS player profile stat rows are ASA-backed for the committed 2013-2025 corpus; StatVault does not currently claim complete MLS history since 1996 or non-MLS historical soccer coverage.

Season by Season

SeasonWDLPlayoffs
2026456—
202519693–1–1

Playoff draws mean level after full time — decided in extra time or on penalties.

All-Time Goals

  1. 1Anders Dreyer1 szn23g
  2. 2Hirving Lozano1 szn11g
  3. 3Luca De La Torre1 szn5g
  4. 4Onni Valakari1 szn5g
  5. 5Tomás Ángel1 szn3g
  6. 6Christopher McVey1 szn2g
  7. 7Jeppe Tverskov1 szn2g
  8. 8Marcus Ingvartsen1 szn2g
  9. 9Alex Mighten1 szn1g
  10. 10Aníbal Godoy1 szn1g

All-Time Assists

  1. 1Anders Dreyer1 szn16a
  2. 2Hirving Lozano1 szn9a
  3. 3Jeppe Tverskov1 szn7a
  4. 4Onni Valakari1 szn7a
  5. 5Luca Bombino1 szn2a
  6. 6Tomás Ángel1 szn2a
  7. 7Aníbal Godoy1 szn1a
  8. 8Franco Negri1 szn1a
  9. 9Ian Pilcher1 szn1a
  10. 10Jasper Löeffelsend1 szn1a

Expected Goals (xG)

  1. 1Anders Dreyer1 szn17.3
  2. 2Hirving Lozano1 szn11.9
  3. 3Onni Valakari1 szn6.5
  4. 4Luca De La Torre1 szn3
  5. 5Alex Mighten1 szn2.6
  6. 6Jeppe Tverskov1 szn2.2
  7. 7Marcus Ingvartsen1 szn2.1
  8. 8Christopher McVey1 szn2
  9. 9Aníbal Godoy1 szn1.7
  10. 10Tomás Ángel1 szn1.7

Minutes Played

  1. 1Anders Dreyer1 szn3,926′
  2. 2Jeppe Tverskov1 szn3,850′
  3. 3Christopher McVey1 szn3,760′
  4. 4Onni Valakari1 szn3,268′
  5. 5CJ dos Santos1 szn3,198′
  6. 6Luca Bombino1 szn2,848′
  7. 7Luca De La Torre1 szn2,485′
  8. 8Aníbal Godoy1 szn2,291′
  9. 9Hirving Lozano1 szn2,182′
  10. 10Paddy McNair1 szn1,965′

Managerial History

Mikey Varas2025–2026 · 26–12–16

All-Time Position Ledger

28 players · 2025

Every MLS player the encyclopedia attributes to the San Diego FCfrom profile season records, grouped by position, first season to last. Coverage follows the encyclopedia’s per-era source depth.

GK3Pablo Sisniega · CJ dos Santos›
  1. CJ dos Santos2025
  2. Duran Michael Ferree2025
  3. Pablo Sisniega2025
Defenders11Christopher McVey · Andrés Reyes · Franco Negri›
  1. Aiden Harangi2025
  2. Andrés Reyes2025
  3. Christopher McVey2025
  4. Franco Negri2025
  5. Hamady Diop2025
  6. Ian Pilcher2025
  7. Leo Duru2025
  8. Luca Bombino2025
  9. Manu Duah2025
  10. Paddy McNair2025
  11. Willy Kumado2025
Midfielders8Aníbal Godoy · Onni Valakari · Jasper Löeffelsend›
  1. Alejandro Alvarado Jr.2025
  2. Aníbal Godoy2025
  3. Anisse Saidi2025
  4. Jasper Löeffelsend2025
  5. Jeppe Tverskov2025
  6. Luca De La Torre2025
  7. Onni Valakari2025
  8. Pedro Soma2025
Forwards6Emmanuel Boateng · Anders Dreyer · Hirving Lozano›
  1. Alex Mighten2025
  2. Anders Dreyer2025
  3. Emmanuel Boateng2025
  4. Hirving Lozano2025
  5. Marcus Ingvartsen2025
  6. Tomás Ángel2025

Who Held the Room

1 rooms · 2025

Every position room San Diego FC has passed down, steadiest first. The Forwards room is their most stable — 2 holders across 1 years, a new one every 0.5 on average.

  1. Forwards2 holders · 1 handoff · 2025 · one every 0.5y
    Anders Dreyer2025Hirving Lozano2025

Room tenures, not starting jobs — the corpus has no per-season depth chart, so holders can overlap (a successor often arrives before his predecessor leaves) and the measure is how often the room changed hands. A holder is a player who produced real value for this club during his years here, which is what separates holding the room from being on the roster. Detected from per-season VAL (2025 here; league coverage is complete from 1999) — rooms the corpus cannot value are not shown.

Records and leaders computed from the American Soccer Analysis public data (2013–present). Player leaders credit every season a player logged for San Diego, regular season only.