ORDER TEAM NAME COLLEGE POS HEIGHT WEIGHT

1 Joao Moutinho* Akron D 6-0 156

Versatility, roster flexibility and talent. Moutinho has plenty to offer LAFC whether it’s now or heading into the future.

2 Jon Bakero Wake Forest F 6-3 165

With several active wide players, the Galaxy can snap up Bakero at this point in the draft to boost the team’s scoring woes. While not the typical No. 9, the Galaxy have the right kind of talent to draft him in, and give him a chance as a goal-scorer and playmaker leading the line.

3 Mason Toye* Indiana F 6-3 180

The team's gone out and brought in some internationals, leaving them likely to pick an American. Toye's a bit of a project, though he fits the mold to potential succeed in MLS and can battle for playing time as the long striker for D.C.

4 Tomas Hilliard-Arce Stanford D 6-1 168

After trading away Laurent Ciman, the Impact can add to their defensive corps by drafting in the senior standout.

5 Francis Atuahene* Michigan M/F 5-9 170

Minnesota can add another Right to Dream prospect by snapping up the speedster out of Michigan. The team has plenty of attacking options, but can add Atuahene to that mix as a spark off the bench.

6 Wyatt Omsberg Dartmouth D 6-4 180

The Lions dealt Tommy Redding to the Red Bulls and could use someone to partner with Jonathan Spector. Omsberg, who tested well and has the build to compete in MLS, comes off the board early here though as he could be one of the surprises of this draft pool.

7 Christopher Mueller Wisconsin M/F 5-9 160

A dynamic attacking presence, Mueller is a senior signee that should be able to impact the game early in 2018, which would be a welcome development for Montreal.

8 Mo Adams Syracuse M 5-6 165

Boasting plenty of flair attacking players, Adams is a hard-nosed midfielder that would add a depth piece behind Scott Caldwell in the center of the park.

9 Tristan Blackmon Pacific D 6-2 -

It wouldn't be surprising to see the Revolution deal one of their Top 10 picks. If they decide to hang onto this one, adding Blackmon isn’t a bad route to go. Primarily a right back, potentially able to play centrally, he’s another depth add.

10 Daniel Musovski UNLV F 6-0 -

While Musovski didn’t exactly light up the combine and could certainly slip down the draft, he’s someone RSL could consider as an out-and-out striker.

11 Mohamed Thiaw Louisville F 6-2 170

Anyone drafted by FC Dallas, even at this spot, faces a bit of an uphill battle for playing time – depending on their future roster moves. Thiaw’s the kind of active front-runner that could potentially supply goals that FCD could turn to.

12 Ema Twumasi* Wake Forest M 5-8 160

While Twumasi has the most upside of any of the Generation adidas players, the lack of a clear position and a down combine could see him slide on draft day. The Quakes would welcome the electric winger into the fold with open arms.

13 Ken Krolicki Michigan State M 5-10 159

Another central midfield option for Sporting KC is never a bad thing, and Krolicki has plenty of quality despite not excelling at the combine.

14 Lucas Stauffer Creighton D 5-6 160

Considering the ambition Atlanta United has shown in the transfer market, the draft isn’t exactly critical as the team eyes to build to its 2018 roster. Stauffer’s a versatile outside back, a domestic player on the cheap, which would all be assets for them.

15 Edward Opoku* Virginia F 5-7 140

Bringing in a Generation adidas player at this point in the draft is never a bad decision, and while Opoku has some work to do, the Fire could end up with a gamble that pays off down the road.

16 Brian White Duke M 5-11 180

It’s a bit lazy to assume that the Red Bulls would snap up White, though if he’s there at 16, it’s easy to imagine they would grab the goal-scorer and Red Bull PDL veteran.

17 Drew Skundrich Stanford M 5-10 165

Carl Robinson can’t turn down the chance to add another defensive-minded central midfielder to his group. Skundrich, if he can hang technically, has the mentality that most coaches would love.

18 Justin Fiddes Washington D 5-11 -

While shaky moments at the combine could see Fiddes slip down the draft, he fits the Sporting KC ethos, is an athletic player, and could get minutes with Swope Park Rangers as he adjusts to the next level.

19 Rafael Andrade Santos VCU M 5-7 140

The No. 10 could thrive as midfield depth for Patrick Vieira. He could play centrally or out wide in the team’s 4-3-3.

20 Gordon Wild* Maryland F 5-10 172

Questions are sure to follow Wild into the draft after his down season in 2017. However, if he finds himself in the right system, he could excel. Houston can roll the dice on him here and see if Wild's up to the challenge of scoring goals in MLS.

21 Christopher Lema Georgetown M 5-10 160

A natural backup for Wil Trapp, Lema’s and the Crew would fit nicely together.

22 Ricky Lopez-Espin Creighton F 6-2 200

Last year’s draft pick for Seattle didn’t even make the MLS team. Can the tall striker from Crieghton make the cut as depth for the Sounders, getting reps with S2?

23 Carter Manley Duke D 5-11 170