Revolution announce signing of Easton native Judah Siqueira as Homegrown Player

Revolution sign Easton’s Judah Siqueira: The Revolution have continued to develop local talent via the club’s academy, announcing the club’s 17th Homegrown Player signing on Thursday.

Judah Siqueira, a 17-year-old Easton native, has officially joined New England’s MLS roster on a Homegrown Player deal through the 2027-2028 season (and which contains club options through the 2030-2031 season).

“Signing a professional contract with New England is a dream come true,” Siqueira said via the team’s announcement. “I’m incredibly grateful to God, and to all my coaches, teammates, and family members who have supported me and pushed me. Their belief in me has helped make this moment possible. I’m excited to join the first team, continue developing as a player, and contribute in any way I can to help the club succeed.”

Siqueira, a Brazilian-American, made his MLS regular season debut on Aug. 19 in 3-0 win over D.C United. He then came on as a substitute in the recent 1-1 draw against New York City FC.

“His understanding of the game is at a very high level [as is] his technical execution, Revolution head coach Marko Mitrovic said following Siqueira’s debut. “He actually [fits] the way we want to play very well. He is 17 years old, but also the talent is there. Judah shows a high level of maturity and he is a very competitive young player, and I’m very happy he got this opportunity. I know that Judah is not going to take this in a bad way and put himself in sleepy mode. He will keep working, keep developing, keep improving, keep growing, and great things are ahead of him.”

Prior to his emergence with the first team, Siqueira came through the club’s youth academy — which he joined in 2022 — before joining Revolution II (with whom he’s made 14 appearances in 2026).

The Revolution, currently ranked fourth in the Eastern Conference, will face the Columbus Crew on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. (the game was rescheduled after originally being set for Saturday night).

Trivia: What player, who was born in Montevideo but grew up in Leominster, was the Revolution’s first Homegrown Player signing in 2010?

(Answer at the bottom).

Hint: He rejoined the Revolution in 2026 in his second stint with the club.

Scores and schedules:

The Red Sox lost to the Marlins 4-0 on Wednesday, as Florida avoided the sweep. Tomorrow, the Red Sox begin a four-game series in the Bronx against the Yankees at 7:15 p.m.

Tonight, the Patriots face the Browns in Cleveland in the team’s preseason finale at 8 p.m.

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