Here is every MLS player participating in the 2024 Copa América

The Copa América will have a taste of MLS this summer.

MLS is slowly, but surely becoming one of the most competitive leagues in North and South America, with players representing the league at some of the highest levels of play in the world.

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It has become seemingly common to see players from Europe, Asia, and especially South America make the move to play in the United States.

In the last year, we’ve seen the arrivals of Argentina’s legendary Lionel Messi and young prodigy Thiago Almada (both World Cup champions with the Albiceleste in 2022), and Uruguay’s all-time top goalscorer Luis Suárez, amongst others.

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How many MLS players will be in the 2024 Copa América?

The league’s attractiveness for players of this caliber has translated into MLS becoming one of the leagues that sends the most players to the Copa América this year, with a whopping 41 MLS players (!) representing their countries in the tournament this summer. 

Argentina, Canada, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Jamaica, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, United States, Uruguay and Venezuela will all fight for the golden trophy with at least one MLS player in their roster.

Here is the full list:

All MLS players in the 2024 Copa América

Argentina (1)

• Lionel Messi (Inter Miami CF)

Canada (14)

• Ali Ahmed (Vancouver Whitecaps FC)
• Moïse Bombito (Colorado Rapids)
• Mathieu Choinière (CF Montréal)
• Maxime Crépeau (Portland Timbers)
• Kyle Hiebert (St. Louis City SC)
• Richie Laryea (Toronto FC)
• Kamal Miller (Portland Timbers)
• Tani Oluwaseyi (Minnesota United FC)
• Jonathan Osorio (Toronto FC)
• Samuel Piette (CF Montréal)
• Jacen Russell-Rowe (Columbus Crew)
• Jacob Shaffelburg (Nashville SC)
• Dayne St. Clair (Minnesota United FC)
• Joel Waterman (CF Montréal)

Costa Rica (3)

• Alejandro Bran (Minnesota United FC)
• Julio Cascante (Austin FC)
• Ariel Lassiter (CF Montréal)

Ecuador (1)

• Carlos Gruezo (San Jose Earthquakes)

Jamaica (4)

• Jon Bell (Seattle Sounders FC)
• Andre Blake (Philadelphia Union)
• Kevon Lambert (Real Salt Lake)
• Damion Lowe (Philadelphia Union)

Panama (4)

• Coco Carrasquilla (Houston Dynamo FC)
• Aníbal Godoy (Panama)
• Carlos Harvey (Minnesota United FC)
• Omar Valencia (New York Red Bulls II)

Paraguay (3)

• Carlos Coronel (New York Red Bulls)
• Andrés Cubas (Vancouver Whitecaps FC)
• Matías Rojas (Inter Miami CF)

Peru (4)

• Luis Abram (Atlanta United)
• Miguel Araujo (Portland Timbers)
• Wilder Cartagena (Orlando City SC)
• Pedro Gallese (Orlando City SC)

United States (3)

• Sean Johnson (Toronto FC)
• Shaq Moore (Nashville SC)
• Miles Robinson (FC Cincinnati)

Uruguay (2)

• Cristian Olivera (LAFC)
• Luis Suárez (Inter Miami CF)

Venezuela (2)

• Josef Martínez (CF Montréal)
• Dani Pereira (Austin FC)