Following a bye week during the September/October international window, the worldly Revs have started to trickle back to the New England Revolution training grounds as the team prepares to host Seattle Sounders FC on Saturday night at Gillette Stadium. The match marks the final month of regular season action as New England looks to clinch their spot in the postseason.
Notably, Revolution Homegrown Peyton Miller and midfielder Brooklyn Raines return to Foxborough following their first senior call-ups to the United States Men’s National Team, which saw each of them earn valuable minutes alongside the country’s top performers. While the duo have represented the United States many times at the youth level, it was their first experience with the senior squad, representing the Stars and Stripes in a series of four friendly matches.
The USMNT kicked off the international window against Peru on September 26, which saw both Miller and Raines make their debuts. 18-year-old Miller played 62 minutes after earning a spot in the starting lineup, while Raines came on in the 77th minute as the United States claimed a 4-1 victory.
The U.S. kept the wins rolling, facing Chile in a 4-2 victory just three days later in St. Louis, where Raines started the match as one of just two players to play all 90 minutes. The United States next took on longtime rival Mexico, securing a statement 3-0 victory. Both Miller and Raines came off the bench in the 81st minute to close out the match.
Making it a perfect four for four, the USMNT closed out the fall cycle with another victory, this time taking down their Canadian rivals, 1-0, in St. Paul, Minnesota. Raines earned a spot in the starting XI once again and logged 61 minutes of play. As the pair return their focus to New England, they do so having made their mark internationally as two promising young talents in American soccer.
Like Miller, Cristiano Oliveira and Judah Siqueira continued to represent the Revolution’s Pro Player Pathway as they each joined the United States on youth levels during the window. Oliveira joined the U-19s for three matches against Wales, England, and Norway, while Siqueira played with the U-17 team for three matches against the Republic of Ireland, Norway, and Netherlands.
With the U-19s, Oliveira started the first match against Wales’ Under 19 squad, logging 58 minutes in their 2-0 victory. He also earned minutes against Norway’s youth team, playing the entire second half and notching an assist in the 4-3 win.
In his first international call-up, Siqueira started in his debut against Ireland and remained on the pitch for 60 minutes. He then came off the bench against Norway midway through the second half. As the United States took on the Netherland’s U-17s, Siqueira was again in the starting group and capped off his first international camp with a goal from the spot.
Striker Dor Turgeman and defender Ilay Feingold were another Revs duo travelling together during this window, joining the Israel Men’s National Team to compete in the UEFA Nations League B for four matches against Austria, Ireland, and Kosovo.
Turgeman received minutes in every match and logged two starts in the pair of games against the Republic of Ireland. Feingold earned minutes in three of the four matches, including a starting spot – alongside Turgeman – in Israel’s final match of the window on October 4, tying Ireland 1-1.
New England defender Tylon Smith was also on the road this month, representing his native South Africa with the U-23 Bafana. Smith joined the squad for two friendlies against Algeria’s U-23 side. The Bafana Bafana took a win and a draw from the two matches, with Smith gaining valuable minutes and earning a spot in the starting lineup.
As the Revolution continue to trickle back into Foxborough, the club’s full attention remains on the match ahead. New England will kick off against the Sounders on Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. ET in front of the home crowd, marking one of only four remaining home matches of the 2026 regular season.
