Sounders Injury Report and Return Dates (Updated Weekly)
One maintained table of every Seattle Sounders injury, the latest status, and the expected return, updated after each match and press conference.
The Sounders are in the worst injury run of the Schmetzer era. This is the one table I keep current. Status uses the club's own terms: Out, Questionable, Available. Return dates are my estimates from the club's stated timelines and are marked as such.
Current report
| Player | Injury | Status | Expected return | Last update |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jordan Morris | Quad (second occurrence of the season) | Out | Confirm with club | Sep 8 |
| Pedro de la Vega | Hamstring | Out | Confirm with club | Sep 8 |
| Paul Arriola | Knee | Out | Confirm with club | Sep 8 |
| Yeimar Gómez Andrade | Calf | Questionable | Confirm with club | Sep 8 |
| Will Bruin | ACL | Out | 2027 | Sep 8 |
| Reed Kossa-Rienzi | Ankle (Sep 5 vs RBNY) | Questionable | Confirm with club | Sep 8 |
| Alex Roldan | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm with club | Sep 8 |
| Cristian Roldan | Confirm | Confirm | Confirm with club | Sep 8 |
| Jackson Ragen | — | Available | — | Sep 8 |
Rows marked "confirm with club" come from September 2026 reporting used to seed this page. I will check them against the next official availability report before publishing.
Recently returned
Dejan Joveljić, acquired August 25, debuted August 29 at Chicago and scored twice. Caden Clark, acquired September 3, is available.
How to read the club's terms
Out means not traveling or not in the squad. Questionable means in the squad with a decision on the day. Available means fit for selection, which is not the same as starting.
Next match
The latest Sounders preview has the confirmed lineup about an hour before kickoff.
Quick answers
- Where does the Sounders injury information come from?
- The club's official availability report before each match, Brian Schmetzer's press conferences, and on-the-record reporting. Anything else is labeled as unconfirmed.
- How often is this page updated?
- After every match and after the pre-match availability report, usually twice a week in season.
Writes about the Seattle Sounders and MLS for Rave Green TV. Keeps the injury report and the how-to-watch guide current through the season.
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