The New England Revolution signed homegrown defender Peyton Miller to a multi-year contract extension Tuesday.
The deal runs through the 2028-29 season and includes an additional club option for 2029-30.
Miller, 18, has recorded a career-high three goals through 12 MLS matches (six starts) this season.
“Peyton Miller is one of the most promising players our Pro Pathway has produced and a tremendous example to all the young players rising through our program today,” general manager Chris Tierney said in a release. “Peyton has been a reliable presence in our first team for more than two years and he is still maturing as a player each and every day. We are excited to help continue his development here at the club he grew up supporting.”
Across three seasons with the Revs, the Connecticut native has posted five goals and three assists in 48 games (39 starts). At age 15 in 2023, Miller became the youngest player in club history to ink an MLS contract.
New England will return from the FIFA World Cup break with a two-game homestand, starting on July 22 against Toronto FC.
–Field Level Media
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