"We're excited to add three talented players to our roster," Wizards Manager Peter Vermes said. "Smith and Kostrov will both play on the flank for us and they both bring pace and skill to their positions." Rocastle, 28, joined Kansas City on trial this month.

His signing is contingent upon his receipt of a visa.

"We are pleased to add Kwame and Steven to the Fire family to help us bring a MLS Cup back to Chicago," Fire Technical Director Frank Klopas said.

Thetwo 2010draft picks, selected in the second and third rounds respectively, have done enough this preseason to earn contracts from the Fire. Another draft pick, Drew Yates, did not do enough to this point in the preseason and has been released from camp.

Beckham, who is on loan with the Italian Serie A squad, will likely miss the World Cup this summer, failing in his bid to become the first England player to appear in four consecutive World Cups.

"Injuries are an unfortunate part of our game and they are even more disappointing when they happen to a player who was so close to realizing his dream of representing his nation at this summer's World Cup," Los Angeles coach Bruce Arena said in a statement released by the Galaxy. "We will give David our complete support to make sure that he is able to get himself back to full health before he returns to the field.

The 31-year-old Serioux, was a member of the Dynamo's first championship team in their inaugural season of 2006. The Canadian international spent the 2007-08 seasons with FC Dallas and the 2009 campaign with Toronto FC, when he was acquired for a first round draft pick and allocation money.

Serioux finished the 2009 season with two goals and one assist in 2,235 minutes in 26 games played.

"We are very excited to have Collins join the Chicago Fire," Fire Technical Director Frank Klopas said. "Collins is a talented player and he will be a great addition to the club. He is a quick and powerful forward with a nose for goal and we believe he will be a good fit to the attacking style we will play this season." John, who has been on trial with the Fire since Feb. 4, joins the club as a free agent. He began his professional career in 2002 with Eredivisie side FC Twente, where he appeared in 35 matches over an 18-month span before being sold to English premier League side Fulham FC in January of 2004.

During his time with Fulham FC, John partnered with current Fire forward Brian McBride, scoring 20 goals in 95 matches. Since leaving Fulham in 2007, John has spent time with English clubs

The report comes after league and union officials met on Tuesday and Wednesday in the District of Columbia, with George H.

Cohen, director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, serving as an arbitrator. The two sides agreed to meet further, but a new deal doesn't seem immanent.

"Carl is a very consistent player who will immediately contend for a spot in our starting lineup," Red Bull New York General Manager and Sporting Director Erik Soler said. "He has a significant amount of experience at both the club and international level and we expect that he will bring a strong veteran presence to our locker room." The 33-year-old Robinson played for Toronto FC the past three years, appearing 74 times for the Canadian club. Prior to joining MLS, Robinson played for a number of English clubs, including Portsmouth, Sheffield Wednesday, Norwich and Walsall.

Robinson will be added to New York's roster pending visa approval.

"This is particularly an exciting partnership for me, as I was born and raised in Japan," United Executive Chairman Will Chang said. "I look forward to working with FC Machida on many fronts." The partnership, which is the first of its kind between teams from the United States and Japan, began as a relationship that will see the two scout and develop amateur talent in the United States and Japan as well as provide opportunities to extend each club's marketing and branding reach.

"It was an important task for our new club to develop both its players and front office staff globally," FC Machida Zelvia General Secretary Minoru Moriya said.

"We have been impressed with Greg's performances during his time with us in preseason," New York General Manager and Sporting Director Erik Soler said. "He is a very experienced goalkeeper and will compete for a starting role." For the past three MLS seasons, Sutton played for Toronto FC, making 34 appearances while compiling seven shutouts and 155 saves. Before joining MLS, Sutton played for the Montreal Impact of the USL First Division.

During his MLS career, Victorine scored 32 goals and 41 assists in 242 appearances with the Los Angeles Galaxy, Kansas City Wizards and Chivas USA.

"I'd like to thank all of my teammates that I've played with over the years, and all of the fans who have given me their support," Victorine said. "Growing up in Orange County, I feel lucky that I was able to play in front of my home fans for so much of my career. I am now eager to start the next phase of my career." Retiring due to persistent injuries, Victorine has accepted a front office position with Kansas City, and will also serve as the color commentator on the Wizards' television broadcasts.

Steven Lenhart scored two second-half goals for the Crew, who are the only remaining Major League Soccer club in the tourney, after Toluca jumped out to a 2-0 lead before the break.

"We showed some character," Lenhart told The Columbus Dispatch. "Our ability to stay in the game and keep inching our way back proved a lot." Lenhart made it 2-1 in the 66th minute and tied the game six minutes from time.

The 18-year-old midfielder joins goalkeeper Tyler Deric as the second Dynamo Academy player in team history to be signed to a first-team contract.

"To have a successful Academy, you need talent and opportunity," Dynamo Director of Youth Development James Clarkson said. "In Francisco Navas Cobo, we have talent, and through [Houston Dynamo head coach] Dominic Kinnear's vision and support of the Dynamo Academy, we've been able to provide opportunity to Francisco and the other young men in our development system. This signing shows that the Dynamo Academy is working, and we look forward to the day when one of our Academy players makes his MLS debut." Originally from Houston, Navas Cobo spent several years in Colombia before returning to his hometown

"I'm excited to be in Dallas," Hartman said. "It's the place where I won the 2005 championship with the Galaxy and it's always held a place in my heart. I'm excited to be here to play in front of the Dallas fans and excited to start a new chapter in my soccer career." Hartman, a four-time MLS All-Star, appeared in all 30 regular season games for the Wizards in the 2009 season, earning a 1.40 goals-against average. His all- time regular season record is 146-120-64 and his post-season record is 22-15-7.

The UCLA product was drafted by the Los Angeles Galaxy in 1997, and he played there for 10 seasons. Hartman won two MLS Cups, two U.S. Open Cups, and a CONCACAF Champions Cup before being traded to the Wizards in 2007. In three seas

Joyce, a 24-year-old goalkeeper out of Seton Hall, has played his entire professional career in England, first joining Grays Athletic FC in 2007 before moving to Watford and most recently Southend United.

Per club and league policies, financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

"We're very excited to have Roger join our club," Union Manager Peter Nowak said.

"He's another young, talented player with a lot of potential and he'll be a strong addition to our midfield attack. His creativity and ability to see the whole field will help us play the way we want to play." The 18-year-old Torres has been with the club in training camp and will be officially added to the roster pending receipt of his International Transfer Certificate.

Hartman, a 13-year Major League Soccer veteran, was unable to come to terms with the Wizards this offseason and has been without a contract since the end of the 2009 season. Because there is no free agency in MLS, FCD will have to come to an agreement with the Wizards for the rights to the veteran 'keeper before a deal can be made official.

Hartman, who has played 333 MLS games while recording a 1.24 goals-against average and a 146-120-64 record, will reportedly join goalkeepers Dario Sala and Josh Lampo on the FCD roster.

The two sides have also agreed to allow D.C. based lawyer, George H. Cohen, the Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, to serve as a mediator during the discussions.

The league's CBA expired on Jan. 31. After two extensions failed to produce an agreement on a new deal, the league decided to operate under the conditions of the old CBA for as long as it took to get a deal done.

"Joel is an experienced midfielder who can play in many different positions," Red Bull New York General Manager and Sporting Director Erik Soler said. "We have watched him play for a long period of time and we are confident that he will be able to adjust to the MLS game." Lindpere most recently played for Norwegian Tippeligaen side, Tromso IL, where he made 75 appearances from 2007-09, scoring five goals. He has also scored six goals in 74 appearances with the Estonian national team.

He will be added to the team's roster pending receipt of his international transfer certificate.

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United signed midfielder Kurt Morsink, the Major League Soccer club announced on Friday.

Casey, 28, set a new Rapids single-season scoring record with 16 goals last season.

He finished second in the Major League Soccer's Golden Boot race only one goal behind FC Dallas' Jeff Cunningham.

Pitchkolan played in nine matches, including six starts, for San Jose in 2009 after arriving in a midseason trade from FC Dallas.

Nkufo, the all-time scoring leader for Twente with 111 career goals in seven seasons, will join the Sounders after competing with the Swiss national team at the World Cup this summer.

"We're obviously very excited," Sounders FC General Manager Adrian Hanauer told the club's website. "Blaise is a player that we've been keeping our eyes on for quite a while now. He's a big strong presence in the middle and he gives us a slightly different look than we currently have. He is also a player of tremendous character, and will contribute his knowledge and leadership to our team." "Adrian gave me a very good impression about the club," the 34-year-old Nkufo said on soundersfc.com.

"It's disappointing for Stuart because he has come into the team and done ever so well," Wanderers Manager Owen Coyle said. "He's a very good player, an international player, and he has shown a real hunger and desire to do well for our football club." Holden, who should return from the injury before the end of the EPL season, meaning he could still make the U.S.

World Cup team, picked up the injury after a hard tackle by Nigel DeJong.

El Khalifi leaves RSL after just four appearances (three starts) last summer in league play. Thompson was claimed off waivers at the end of the 2009 season and Davis and Banghart were both selected in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft.

In other MLS news on Tuesday, the San Jose Earthquakes announced that midfielder Andre Luiz underwent successful surgery on his left knee.

"Javier brings some versatility to us, having the ability to play anywhere in midfield," San Jose General Manager John Doyle said. "He is very creative on the ball, and can help provide a spark to our team." Robles started his career in the Velez Sarsfield youth system and made his debut in the Argentinean first division with them in 2006. He then moved to Olimpo de Bahia Blanca for the 2008 season. Since then he has bounced between Olimpo and the Santiago Wanderers of the Chilean First Division before returning Velez Sarsfield last fall.

Per league and team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.