The New York Red Bulls have signed homegrown forward Julian Hall to a new contract running through the 2029–30 MLS season, securing the future of one of the league’s brightest young players.
Hall entered MLS history in 2023 when he made his debut at only 15 years old, becoming the second-youngest player to appear in a league match. Now 18, the Manhattan native has developed from an academy prospect into an important part of the Red Bulls’ attack.
The forward currently leads New York with nine goals and has added five assists across 21 MLS appearances this season. His production, movement and confidence have also reportedly attracted attention from clubs in Europe.
Hall’s extension represents another major success for the Red Bulls’ academy system. It also allows him to continue receiving consistent minutes in New York while the possibility of a future move overseas remains open.
For a club known for developing young players, Hall may be the latest prospect capable of becoming both an MLS star and a future international name.
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