Louisville City Club Profile and Squad

Louisville City

LouCity represents Louisville, Kentucky, in the United States professional game, carrying a distinctive purple identity and a strong connection with its city. Founded in 2014, the club has built its story around sustained competition, local symbolism and an ambitious soccer culture. Its home at Lynn Family Stadium provides a modern setting in the Butchertown neighborhood, while the Estopinal End gives supporters a dedicated standing section. This page brings together the latest roster, coaching timeline, movement history and recorded competitions.

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Xtra rating
1377
Conservative: 851
Rank club
1369
Updated: 12 September 2026

Louisville City Upcoming matches by league

USL Championship

  • - Group Stage
    Louisville City
    Loudoun United
  • - Group Stage
    Hartford Athletic
    Louisville City
  • - Group Stage
    Sporting JAX
    No H2H
    Louisville City
  • - Group Stage
    Charleston Battery
    No H2H
    Louisville City

USL League One Cup

  • - Final
    Hartford Athletic
    No H2H
    Louisville City

Louisville City Last matches by league

USL Championship

  • - Group Stage
    Louisville City
    El Paso Locomotive
  • - Group Stage
    Rhode Island
    Louisville City
  • - Group Stage
    Louisville City
    Detroit City
  • - Group Stage
    Indy Eleven
    Louisville City

USL League One Cup

  • - Semi-finals
    San Antonio
    Louisville City
  • - Quarter-finals
    Tampa Bay Rowdies
    Louisville City
  • - Group Stage
    Louisville City
    Lexington
  • - Group Stage
    Detroit City
    Louisville City

Friendlies

  • - Friendly International
    Louisville City
    Trinidad and Tobago

US Open Cup

  • - Round of 16
    Houston Dynamo
    Louisville City
  • - Round of 32
    Louisville City
    Austin
  • - Round of 64
    Lexington
    Louisville City
  • - Round of 128
    Louisville City
    Southern Indiana

Friendlies Clubs

  • - Club Friendlies
    Louisville City
    One Knoxville
  • - Club Friendlies
    FC Cincinnati
    Louisville City
  • - Club Friendlies
    Seattle Sounders
    Louisville City
  • - Club Friendlies
    Colorado Springs
    Louisville City

Louisville City Team Roster

Louisville City’s recorded squad contains 27 players: eight attackers, nine defenders, seven midfielders and three goalkeepers. The group combines established squad continuity with several recent additions, including attacker C. Donovan, midfielder K. Lambert and goalkeeper H. Fauroux. Defender S. Totsch and midfielder Z. Duncan add further named depth, while T. Showunmi and C. Moguel provide additional attacking and midfield options respectively. The roster carries a broad positional spread, with the largest units in defence and attack and three listed goalkeeping choices.

position Goalkeeper

1 Hugo Alain Fauroux
29 Ryan Schewe
Ryan Schewe
GK USA
30 Ryan Troutman

position Defender

2 Aiden McFadden
5 Brandon Dayes
13 Amadou Tidiane Dia
15 Emanuel Perez
23 Samuel Gleadle
Samuel Gleadle
DEF England
24
32 Kyle Adams
Kyle Adams
DEF New Zealand

position Midfielder

6 Zachary Duncan
Zachary Duncan
MID Australia
8 Taylor Davila
16 Carlos Moguel Jr.
19 Babacar Niang
27 Evan Davila
Evan Davila
MID USA
28 Cameron Duke
Cameron Duke
MID USA
31 Kevon Jamar Lambert

position Attacker

Last Louisville City Coachs

Danny Cruz is Louisville City’s current head coach, having begun the role on May 1, 2021. The United States coach followed John Hackworth, whose tenure ran from August 2018 to May 2021. Luke Spencer served during a brief 2018 interval, after James O’Connor led the club from June 2014 until June 2018. The timeline reflects continuity around Cruz’s long tenure, with four recorded coaching appointments covering the club’s history from its formative seasons through the current cycle.

Coach since 1 May 2021
Coach until
History
Coach Coach country Coach since Coach until
1 May 2021
John Christopher Hackworth USA 1 August 2018 1 May 2021
Luke Spencer USA 1 June 2018 1 August 2018
1 July 2016 1 June 2018

Louisville City Transfers

The latest recorded arrival activity includes C. Donovan joining from Philadelphia Union as a free agent on February 5, 2026, B. Niang arriving from Minnesota United FC on loan, and K. Lambert moving from Real Salt Lake as a free agent. Earlier entries include free-agent additions M. Akale and H. Fauroux, a return from loan for C. Moguel, and a transfer and loan involving C. Lancaster from Lexington. Other listed arrivals include C. Duke, Z. Duncan and J. Jones, while some classifications are not specified. The entries cover selected activity rather than a complete arrival history.

Latest player transfers from
Player Team from Transfer type Transfer date
C. Donovan
Philadelphia Union
Free agent 5 February 2026
B. Niang
Minnesota United FC
Loan 26 January 2026
K. Lambert
Real Salt Lake
Free agent 4 January 2026
C. Donovan
Philadelphia Union
Free agent 30 December 2025
C. Duke
Hartford Athletic
- 18 December 2025
M. Akale
New Mexico United
Free agent 11 December 2025
H. Fauroux
Loudoun United
Free agent 2 December 2025
H. Fauroux
Loudoun United
Free agent 2 December 2025
C. Moguel
New Mexico United
Return from loan 29 November 2025
C. Moguel
New Mexico United
Return from loan 29 November 2025
C. Duke
Hartford Athletic
- 28 September 2025
C. Lancaster
Lexington
Loan 26 May 2025
C. Lancaster
Lexington
Transfer 24 May 2025
C. Duke
Crown Legacy
Free Transfer 14 April 2025
Z. Duncan
Memphis 901
Free 31 January 2025

Recorded departures include A. Perez’s free-agent move to Colorado Springs on January 11, 2026, alongside the earlier free-agent departure of A. Ordonez to Lexington. C. Lancaster returned to Lexington, while C. Moguel left on loan for New Mexico United. Other listed movements include D. Las returning to Austin, W. Charpie joining Real Monarchs, and transfers of E. Wynder to Los Angeles Galaxy and W. Harris to Maccabi Petah Tikva. The listed activity also includes loans, return movements and departures with no stated type, so these entries do not represent the club’s complete transfer history.

Latest player transfers to
Player Team to Transfer type Transfer date
A. Perez
Colorado Springs
Free agent 11 January 2026
A. Ordonez
Lexington
Free agent 7 December 2025
C. Lancaster
Lexington
Return from loan 29 November 2025
C. Duke
Hartford Athletic
- 3 September 2025
C. Moguel
New Mexico United
Loan 26 August 2025
C. Moguel
New Mexico United
Loan 25 August 2025
D. Las
Austin
N/A 1 July 2025
C. Duke
Hartford Athletic
- 7 May 2025
W. Charpie
Real Monarchs
Free Transfer 15 March 2025
W. Charpie
Real Monarchs
- 13 March 2025
R. Qawasmy
Philadelphia Union II
- 7 March 2025
S. Sanchez
Western Suburbs
16 February 2025
E. Wynder
Los Angeles Galaxy
Transfer 31 January 2025
W. Charpie
Real Monarchs
- 14 January 2025
W. Charpie
Real Monarchs
- 14 January 2025

Transfers Synthesis

The recorded movement picture is varied rather than dominated by one transaction type. The latest arrivals include a free agent from Philadelphia Union, a loan from Minnesota United FC and a free agent from Real Salt Lake, while earlier entries add free-agent arrivals, loan returns and moves whose classification is unspecified. Departures show a similarly mixed pattern: free-agent exits, a return to Lexington, a loan to New Mexico United, a return to Austin, and transfers involving Los Angeles Galaxy and Maccabi Petah Tikva. Lexington appears on both sides of the recorded activity through players joining or returning from that club. Repeated names and multiple entries for some movements indicate that the available lists capture selected activity rather than a definitive seasonal total. No recorded amounts are provided, so the financial scale cannot be assessed from this page.

Leagues Louisville City has participated in

The recorded competition portfolio includes USL Championship, US Open Cup, Friendlies Clubs and USL League One Cup. USL Championship participation is recorded from 2015 through 2025, while the U.S. Open Cup is listed across the same endpoint after beginning in 2015. Friendlies Clubs appears in the record from 2020 to 2025. USL League One Cup is the newest listed competition, with a 2025 entry only. These recent records place league, domestic cup, friendly and League One Cup activity within the club’s latest documented cycle, without establishing results or honours.

More about Louisville City

Louisville City, commonly known as LouCity, is a professional soccer club based in Louisville, Kentucky, in the United States. Founded in 2014, it has developed a clear civic identity within American soccer, combining a recognizable purple brand with a strong connection to its home city. The club’s recorded competition history begins with USL Championship participation in 2015, alongside U.S. Open Cup appearances. Later records also include club friendlies and the USL League One Cup, giving the club a competition ecosystem beyond the regular league schedule.

LouCity plays at Lynn Family Stadium in Louisville’s Butchertown neighborhood, just east of downtown. The soccer-specific venue provides a permanent home and includes the Estopinal End, a dedicated safe-standing supporters’ section named in memory of founding figures. That setting reinforces the matchday culture associated with the club, where the purple identity is visible in the team’s kits, branding and supporter traditions.

The shield-shaped crest uses three white fleur-de-lis, linking the club to Louisville’s civic and regional symbolism. The wider visual identity remains rooted in signature LouCity purple, with alternate kit designs that have referenced local heritage, the city flag and Louisville’s industrial character. The club operates under Soccer Holdings, LLC, a local ownership group overseeing regional professional soccer operations.

On the football side, Louisville City is associated with tactical continuity, aggressive possession-oriented play and sustained competitiveness. Its broader structure connects the professional team with youth development and academy pathways, while the club ecosystem brings together domestic professionals, collegiate or homegrown talent and international players. This blend of civic symbolism, dedicated infrastructure and integrated development gives Louisville City a distinct place in the United States professional game.

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