Bono's immediate impact will include providing security and leadership, which is crucial for stabilizing the team in a challenging upcoming season.

Bono began his MLS career in 2015 after being drafted 6th overall by Toronto FC, where he gained significant recognition.

Bono's experience as a starting goalkeeper for a successful team will benefit the younger players at New England.

The Revolution finished 14th in the Eastern Conference in 2024 and missed the MLS playoffs, with a defense that was a major area of concern.

His experience and winning mentality are expected to address the team's defensive inconsistencies from the previous season.

He was part of Toronto's treble-winning team in 2017, which included the MLS Cup, Canadian Championship, and Supporters' Shield.

At 30 years old, Bono has over 160 MLS appearances and 33 clean sheets, making him a valuable addition to the team.

The New England Revolution has signed goalkeeper Alex Bono as a free agent from D.C. United, aiming to strengthen their defense.