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Eddie Johnson (American soccer)

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American soccer player
For other people with the same name, seeEdward Johnson.

Eddie Johnson
Johnson playing forSeattle Sounders FC in 2013
Personal information
Full nameEdward Abraham Johnson[1]
Date of birth (1984-03-31)March 31, 1984 (age 41)
Place of birthBunnell, Florida, United States
Height6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
PositionStriker
Youth career
2000–2001IMG Soccer Academy
Senior career*
YearsTeamApps(Gls)
2001–2005FC Dallas84(24)
2006–2007Kansas City Wizards43(17)
2008–2011Fulham19(0)
2008–2009→Cardiff City (loan)30(2)
2010→Aris (loan)14(5)
2011→Preston North End (loan)16(0)
2012–2013Seattle Sounders FC49(23)
2014–2015D.C. United26(7)
Total281(78)
International career
2000–2001United States U1725(23)
2002–2003United States U2021(6)
2003–2004United States U237(2)
2004–2014United States63(19)
Medal record
* Club domestic league appearances and goals

Edward Abraham Johnson (born March 31, 1984) is an American formersoccer player. He played the majority of his fourteen-year club career in the U.S. withFC Dallas, theKansas City Wizards,Seattle Sounders FC, andD.C. United. Johnson also spent three and a half years with several European clubs.

Johnson also played for theUnited States men's national soccer team from 2004 to 2014, and was part of the U.S. squad for the2006 FIFA World Cup. At the time of his retirement, Johnson ranked eighth on the list of goal-scorers with 19 goals for the U.S. national team.

Professional

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Youth career

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Johnson became one of the youngest players to sign withMajor League Soccer, and was drafted byDallas Burn as aProject-40 player in the second round of the2001 MLS SuperDraft.[2] In his first three years in the league, he did not get much playing time, and was very inconsistent when he did get on the field. Johnson scored just seven goals for Dallas in those seasons, while missing time with U.S. youth national teams.

Johnson made his league debut on May 12, 2001, as an 87th-minute substitute forBobby Rhine in a 4-0 victory over the Columbus Crew.[3] He scored his first professional goal on July 4, a 95th minute equalizer against the New England Revolution.[4] He made his first professional start on August 4 in a 5-1 loss to New England.[5]

In January 2005,Benfica offered what would have been an MLS-record $5 milliontransfer fee for Johnson, but Johnson and the league both rejected the offer.[6]

In May 2005, Johnson suffered an injury to the toes of his right foot that sidelined him until August of that year. After returning to MLS in August – he scored only five goals during the season – Johnson re-injured his toes in mid-September and was sidelined until January 2006.

Kansas City Wizards

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With Dallas insalary cap trouble, Johnson was traded to the Kansas City Wizards on February 14, 2006, for twoallocations.[7]It was announced that Johnson would be training withPremier League clubReading during the MLSoffseason, but he did not sign with the club.[8]

In 2006 and early 2007, Johnson suffered a decline in form, scoring only twice in the2006 MLS season and failing to make an impact with the national team. However, Johnson returned to form with the start of the2007 MLS season, notching twelve goals and three assists in his first eleven games. On June 2, 2007, Johnson became the first player ever to score back to back hat-tricks in MLS play when he scored three goals against theNew York Red Bulls, following a three-goal performance against theNew England Revolution the previous week on May 26.[9] Johnson was named MLS Comeback Player of the Year and team MVP for his efforts.[10]

Premier League and Fulham

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Eddie Johnson warming up forFulham

In July 2007, Johnson saw increased speculation over a transfer to the Premier League.Derby County had been most vocal, with Derby managerBilly Davies confirming that he would explore the U.S. market.[11] However, after MLS accepted a $6 million bid from Derby, Johnson reportedly nixed the deal as he preferred to finish his season in Kansas City.[12] Johnson revealed his contract is structured to give him final say over whether he is purchased by fifteen designated clubs.[13] Johnson left the national team camp in California on January 17, 2008;[citation needed] he completed a transfer toFulham on January 23, 2008, signing a contract extending until the summer of 2011.[14][15]

Johnson made his league debut on 23 February as a 76th minute substitute for Clint Dempsey in a 1-0 loss to West Ham United.[16] He made his first league start on 1 March in a 3-0 loss to Manchester United.[17]

Loan to Cardiff City

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Eddie Johnson as a player ofCardiff City

He joinedChampionship sideCardiff City on loan for the2008–09 season in August,[18] making his debut for the club during a 2–1 victory overMilton Keynes Dons in theFootball League Cup.[19] He went on to make his league debut four days later as an eighty-fifth-minute substitute in a 0–0 draw withSheffield United.[20] He struggled to recover his goal-scoring form that he showed during his time in MLS.

However, he regained some of his form as the season progressed, and had a breakthrough week when he scored his first goal in English soccer on March 7, 2009, in a 3–0 victory againstDoncaster Rovers.[21] Four days later Johnson was named man of the match for his performance in Cardiff's 3–1 victory overBarnsley.[22] A month later, when Cardiff hosted Derby County, Johnson scored his second goal of the season and added anown goal during injury time as the Bluebirds rolled to a 4–1 victory.[23] Johnson's goal for Cardiff also meant that he was the lastCardiff City goalscorer under theNinian Park floodlights.[24]

Johnson returned to Fulham from Cardiff City for the2009–10 season. He featured in the majority of Fulham's pre-season fixtures, scoring in a friendly at Australian clubMelbourne Victory,[25] was on the bench for Fulham's 3–0 victory overVetra in the first leg of the third round of theEuropa League, and came on as a late substitute in and recorded an assist in Fulham's 3–0 win in the second leg against Vetra.[26]

Greece and loan to Aris

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On December 31, 2009, Johnson joined Greek sideAris on loan for the remainder of the 2009–10 season.[27] On January 13, 2010, Johnson made his first appearance for Aris, coming on as a 79th-minute substitute in a 2–0 victory overAsteras Tripolis in the round of 16 of theGreek Cup.[28] He made hisGreek Super League debut, appearing as a second-half substitute againstPAS Giannina F.C., on January 17, 2010.[29] Johnson scored two goals in their playoff win overOlympiacos. Johnson scored five goals for Aris and was one of the top goalscorers in the Greek Super League Playoff with three goals.

Loan to Preston

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On January 31, 2011, Johnson was sent out on loan toChampionship clubPreston North End.[30] He scored his first goal against Reading on April 5; a flicked on header from a curlingKeith Treacy cross.[31] The goal was later given as an own goal.[31]

On December 22, 2011, it was announced that Johnson had signed withPrimera División de Mexico clubPuebla.[32] However, Johnson never officially signed a contract with the team and was released from camp after training with the team three or four times due to a difference in opinions between the coach,Juan Carlos Osorio, and the team's technical staff.[33]

Seattle Sounders FC

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Johnson signed with MLS on February 17, 2012, and was selected on February 18, 2012, byMontreal Impact via allocation process. He was immediately traded toSeattle Sounders FC in exchange forMike Fucito andLamar Neagle.[34] He scored his first two goals for the Sounders in games against theChicago Fire and theLA Galaxy. He was selected to the 2012 MLS All Star Team by coach Ben Olsen, eventually scoring the game-winning goal againstChelsea in a 3–2 victory. During the 2012 season, Johnson was selected as MLS Player of the Week two times. The first time in week 22, following a one-goal performance in a 4–0 win over theLos Angeles Galaxy. He received the honor a second time in week 27, following his two-goal showing in a 2–1 comeback victory againstChivas USA.[35]

Johnson led the Sounders in goals scored during the 2012 MLS season, netting 14 total and finishing sixth in the league's Golden Boot race.[36] Of the 14 total goals scored by Johnson, 9 came from headers, which led all players in MLS.

For his quality performance throughout the season, Johnson was named "Comeback Player of the Year" in MLS for the 2012 season.[37] MLS Commissioner Don Garber said of Johnson receiving the award: "Eddie Johnson had a great resurgence with Seattle. Eddie joined our league when he was 17 years old and had one of his best years with us at 28. I still think he has a number of good years left in him."[38] It was the second time Johnson received the award, previously winning in 2007 as a player with Kansas City.[36]

Johnson scored the winning goal for the Sounders againstTigres de la UANL in the quarterfinal of the 2013CONCACAF Champions League knockout stage. The 75th-minute goal put the Sounders ahead 3–2 on aggregate, and advanced the club to the semi-finals of the tournament. With the Sounders victory over Tigres, they became the first MLS side to eliminate a Mexican club in the history of the CONCACAF Champions League.[39]

Towards the end of the 2013 MLS season, Johnson openly made pleas for an improved contract.[40] Salary cap issues prevented Seattle from offering this, and so Johnson was cut from the team with the intention of his rights been traded.[41]

D.C. United

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Johnson was traded toD.C. United in exchange for allocation money on December 17, 2013.[42]On May 17, 2014, Johnson scored his first goal forD.C. United in the 84th minute against theMontreal Impact.[43]In March 2015, after an extended medical leave, it was reported that Johnson might need to retire due to a heart condition.[44] On November 1, 2015, Johnson formally announced his retirement due to a diagnosed heart ailment.[45]

International

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Johnson training with theUnited States national team

Johnson had success at the U-17 level, scoring 23 goals in 25 appearances and leading that team in scoring in both 2000 and 2001. This success continued at U-20 level, and in 2003 at theFIFA World Youth Championship in theUnited Arab Emirates he scored four goals, three from the penalty spot, and notched one assist to win the tournament'sGolden Shoe as the top scorer.[46][47]

Johnson received his first cap and scored his first goal for the seniorUnited States team againstEl Salvador on October 9, 2004, becoming one of a small group of American players to get his first international goal in a World Cup qualifier. He then scored ahat-trick in his second appearance four days later, all within a seventeen-minute spree againstPanama. On March 30, 2005, Johnson scored the game-winning goal in another qualifying match againstGuatemala. He totaled seven goals in his first sixWorld Cup qualifiers which placed him third on the U.S. all-time scoring list in World Cup qualifiers.

Johnson playing for the United States againstBelgium in May 2013

Johnson appeared in two matches at the2006 FIFA World Cup and also participated in the2007 Copa América as well the2007 Gold Cup. In the U.S.'s opening Copa América match against Argentina he earned and then converted a penalty kick to put the United States ahead 1–0 in a game they eventually lost 4–1.[47]

On May 11, 2010, Johnson was named to the United States pre-2010 FIFA World Cup roster; he was ultimately cut before the team traveled toSouth Africa.

Johnson returned to the U.S. team for the2014 World Cup qualifiers againstAntigua and Barbuda andGuatemala. He scored both goals in the 2–1 victory over Antigua and Barbuda, with the winner coming in the 90th minute. He also assisted onClint Dempsey's game-winning goal versus Guatemala.

Johnson scored the second goal for the United States against Panama during the World Cup Qualifying match held in Seattle, Washington on June 11, 2013. The goal was scored at CenturyLink Field, the home stadium of his pro club, Seattle Sounders FC. Johnson said of the goal, "It's a dream come true. To play in the U.S. jersey, first of all, is an honor, but to play in front of my fans that I play in front of week in and week out, I couldn’t have asked for a better feeling after the goal tonight."[48] Johnson also scored the game winner in the World Cup Qualifier against Mexico in Columbus which qualified the USMNT forBrazil 2014.[49]

Post-playing career

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Johnson is currently working for his USSF A license and has coached younger Americans such asChristian Pulisic.[50]

Personal life

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Johnson became aChristian when he was 18. Johnson has spoken about his faith saying, "I began to think positively for the first time in years, and I became more patient. ...God showed me how to make the most of my life, both on and off the field. ... ThroughJesus’ example, I have learned to forgive people and not hold grudges like I used to. That's the key to the rest of my life: faithfulness, both His and mine. I encourage you to make it the key to the rest of your life as well.[51]

While growing up, Johnson consideredRomário as his favorite player and watched him when he was nine-years-old and watched the 1994 World Cup in America. Johnson supportsManchester United.[52]

Career statistics

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Club

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As of December 14, 2014[53][54]
Club performanceLeagueCupLeague CupContinentalTotal
SeasonClubLeagueAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
United StatesLeagueOpen CupPlayoffsNorth AmericaTotal
2001FC DallasMajor League Soccer102100000112
2002112303000172
2003223110000234
200426122200002814
2005155110000166
2006Kansas City Wizards192200000212
200724150030002715
EnglandLeagueFA CupLeague CupEuropeTotal
2007–08FulhamPremier League6000000060
2008–090000000000
2008–09Cardiff City (loan)The Championship302102000332
2009–10FulhamPremier League2010001040
GreeceLeagueGreek CupLeague CupEuropeTotal
2009–10Aris (loan)Super League Greece145500000195
EnglandLeagueFA CupLeague CupEuropeTotal
2010–11FulhamPremier League110001000120
2010–11Preston North EndThe Championship160000000160
United StatesLeagueOpen CupPlayoffsNorth AmericaTotal
2012Seattle Sounders FCMajor League Soccer28144131313817
20132190032312712
2014D.C. United2672022309
TotalUnited States202711451438423883
England652203010712
Greece145500000195
Career total281782151739432890

International

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As of December 14, 2014.
National teamYearAppsGoals
United States
200435
200563
2006111
2007112
200861
200920
201030
201100
201222
2013175
201420
Total6319
International appearances and goals[55]
#DateVenueOpponentResult†CompetitionGoal
2004
1October 9Estadio Cuscatlán,San Salvador,El Salvador El Salvador2–02006 FIFA World Cup qualification1 (1)
2October 13RFK Stadium, Washington, D.C., United States Panama6–03 (4)
3November 17Columbus Crew Stadium,Columbus, United States Jamaica1–11 (5)
2005
4February 9Queen's Park Oval,Port of Spain,Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago2–12006 FIFA World Cup qualification1 (6)
5March 9Titan Stadium,Fullerton, United States Colombia3–0Friendly
6March 19University Stadium,Albuquerque, United States Honduras1–01 (7)
7March 27Estadio Azteca,Mexico City,Mexico Mexico1–22006 FIFA World Cup qualification
8March 30Legion Field,Birmingham, United States Guatemala2–01 (8)
9September 7Estadio Mateo Flores,Guatemala City,Guatemala0–0
2006
10January 22Torero Stadium,San Diego, United States Canada0–0Friendly
11February 10AT&T Park, San Francisco, United States Japan3–2
12February 19Pizza Hut Park,Frisco, United States Guatemala4–01 (9)
13March 1Fritz-Walter-Stadion,Kaiserslautern, Germany Poland1–0
14March 22Signal Iduna Park,Dortmund, Germany Germany1–4
15April 11SAS Soccer Park,Cary, United States Jamaica1–1
16May 23Nashville Coliseum,Nashville, United States Morocco0–1
17May 26Cleveland Browns Stadium,Cleveland, United States Venezuela2–0
18May 28Rentschler Field,East Hartford, United States Latvia1–0
19June 12Arena AufSchalke,Gelsenkirchen, Germany Czech Republic0–32006 FIFA World Cup
20June 22FIFA WM-Stadion Nürnberg,Nürnberg, Germany Ghana1–2
2007
21January 20Home Depot Center,Carson, United States Denmark3–1Friendly
22February 7University of Phoenix Stadium,Glendale, United States Mexico2–0
23March 25Raymond James Stadium,Tampa, United States Ecuador3–1
24March 28Pizza Hut Park,Frisco, United States Guatemala0–0
25June 7Home Depot Center,Carson, United States1–02007 CONCACAF Gold Cup
26June 9 Trinidad and Tobago2–01 (10)
27June 21Soldier Field,Chicago, United States Canada2–1
28June 28Estadio José Pachencho Romero,Maracaibo,Venezuela Argentina1–42007 Copa América1 (11)
29July 2Estadio Agustín Tovar,Barinas,Venezuela Paraguay1–3
30July 5Estadio Metropolitano de Lara,Barquisimeto,Venezuela Colombia0–1
31September 9Soldier Field,Chicago, United States Brazil2–4Friendly
2008
32March 26Wisla Stadium,Kraków, Poland Poland3–0Friendly
33May 28Wembley Stadium, London, England England0–2
34June 4El Sardinero,Santander, Spain Spain0–1
35June 7Giants Stadium,East Rutherford, United States Argentina0–0
36June 14Home Depot Center,Carson, United States Barbados8–02010 FIFA World Cup qualification1 (12)
37September 10Toyota Park,Bridgeview, United States Trinidad and Tobago3–0
2009
38November 14Tehelné pole,Bratislava,Slovakia Slovakia0–1Friendly
39November 18NRGi Park,Aarhus, Denmark Denmark1–3
2010
40March 3Amsterdam Arena,Amsterdam, Netherlands Netherlands1–2Friendly
41May 25Rentschler Field,East Hartford, United States Czech Republic2–4
42October 12PPL Park,Chester, United States Colombia0–0
2012
43October 13Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound,Antigua and Barbuda Antigua and Barbuda2–12014 FIFA World Cup qualification2 (14)
44October 16Livestrong Sporting Park,Kansas City, United States Guatemala3–1
2013
45January 29BBVA Compass Stadium,Houston, United States Canada0–0Friendly
46February 6Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano,San Pedro Sula,Honduras Honduras1–22014 FIFA World Cup qualification
47March 22Dick's Sporting Goods Park,Commerce City, United States Costa Rica1–0
48March 26Estadio Azteca,Mexico City,Mexico Mexico0–0
49May 29FirstEnergy Stadium,Cleveland, United States Belgium2–4Friendly
50June 2RFK Stadium, Washington, D.C., United States Germany4–3
51June 7Independence Park,Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica2–12014 FIFA World Cup qualification
52June 11CenturyLink Field,Seattle, United States Panama2–01 (15)
53June 18Rio Tinto Stadium,Sandy, United States Honduras1–0
54July 21M&T Bank Stadium,Baltimore, United States El Salvador5–12013 CONCACAF Gold Cup1 (16)
55July 24Cowboys Stadium,Arlington, United States Honduras3–11 (17)
56July 28Soldier Field,Chicago, United States Panama1–02013 CONCACAF Gold Cup Final
57August 14Asim Ferhatović Hase Stadium,Sarajevo,Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina4–3Friendly1 (18)
58September 6Estadio Nacional,San José, Costa Rica Costa Rica1–32014 FIFA World Cup qualification
59September 10Columbus Crew Stadium,Columbus, United States Mexico2–01 (19)
60November 15Hampden Park,Glasgow,Scotland Scotland0–0Friendly
61November 19Ernst Happel Stadium,Vienna, Austria Austria0–1
2014
62February 1StubHub Center,Carson, United States South Korea2–0Friendly
63April 2University of Phoenix Stadium,Glendale, United States Mexico2–2
†United States' goal tally first.

Honors

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United States

Individual

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