Former USMNT forward Jozy Altidore has left the New England Revolution after the club exercised a one-time buyout option this summer.
The 33-year-old is now free to sign for another club after the Revs called time on the striker's stay at Gillette Stadium, after two years which brought just two goals in 30 outings. In all, the veteran ace started just six games in Boston and spent six months of last year on loan at Liga MX team Club Puebla.
With a plethora of options at his disposal in attacking positions, coach Bruce Arena has the likes of former USMNT star Bobby Wood as well as designated players (DPs) Gustavo Bou and Giacomo Vrioni to choose from. In letting former Hull City and Sunderland man Altidore depart, this will also see the player's contract from removed from the club’s salary cap.
