No matter how hard Union fans might try, the Red Bulls and the Union haven't really had a "shots fired" moment to turn the match-up into a true rivalry. Maybe the two fanbases can rally around (what should be) hatred of one of Philly's beloved.
"There are two clubs, one from Argentina and another in Chile that seek [Armani]," said Nikos Petropolus of ALFA Management, to the Brotherly Game. "Union have not communicated with us."
The Union have reacquired Sebastien Le Toux from the Red Bulls in exchange for allocation money and a player to be named.
Empire of Soccer, a New York Red Bulls news and analysis site, and Soccer By Ives both have reported that Sebastien Le Toux was re-acquired by the Philadelphia Union in a trade with the New York Red Bulls.
Despite extending his contract with the New York Red Bulls, Soccer By Ives says that Le Toux is still expected to be traded.
A user of Wikipedia updated Sebastien Le Toux's page to include a trade announcement from yesterday that would have sent the French forward back to the Philadelphia Union. Big Apple Soccer quoted a New York Red Bulls source who quashed the update.
Check out all the story lines, plus the most important one, ahead of the Red Bulls' weekend match-up against the Philadelphia Union.
Former Union star Sebastien Le Toux has been traded from the Vancouver Whitecaps to the New York Red Bulls for Dane Richards and allocation money.
The Vancouver Whitecaps have made another move, sending 28-year-old striker Sebastien le Toux to New York in exchange for speedy midfielder Dane Richards.
Union send allocation money and a first-round SuperDraft pick to the Whitecaps in exchange for right to pick Bakary Soumare in the Allocation Order.
The Colorado Rapids were shut out in a 1-0 loss against the Vancouer Whitecaps on Saturday night
