New England trade Bobby Shuttleworth to Minnesota for Femi Hollinger-Janzen

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A New England Revolution goalkeeper is on the move, while a familiar face returns to the Revs.


The Revolution announced on Wednesday they have traded goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth to Minnesota United FC in exchange for forward Femi Hollinger-Janzen.


Shuttleworth, 29, has spent his entire eight-season MLS career to date in New England, serving as the starting goalkeeper for the majority of each of the last four seasons. He's made 127 MLS regular season appearances as well as six MLS Cup Playoffs appearances in his career, including a run to the 2014 MLS Cup final.


Hollinger-Janzen, meanwhile, is no stranger to the Revolution, having been drafted by them and played there as a rookie in 2016. The 23-year-old was selected in December's Expansion Draft by Minnesota United. In 19 career MLS appearances, he's scored two goals and one assist.


“The entire New England Revolution organization thanks Bobby for his years of service. We wish him well in the next phase of his career with Minnesota,” said Revolution general manager Michael Burns in a team statement. “We are pleased to have Femi back on the roster for the 2017 season and look forward to welcoming him back to the club.”


“Bobby’s a great player who has had a lot of strong performances in goal for New England,” said Minnesota United sporting director Manny Lagos in a statement. “His experience and quality will be an important addition and asset throughout the season here with the club.”

Minnesota United FC
<strong>ROSTERED PLAYERS (23 of 28 spots filled):</strong>
<p><strong>GK (3):</strong> John Alvbage (INT'L), Patrick McLain, Bobby Shuttleworth<br><strong>DEF (7):</strong> Francisco Calvo (INT'L), Justin Davis, Joseph Greenspan, Brent Kallman, Jermaine Taylor, Kevin Venegas, Vadim Demidov (INT'L)<br><strong>MID (11): </strong>Bernardo Añor, Josh Gatt, Miguel Ibarra, Ibson (INT'L), Bashkim Kadrii (INT'L), Collin Martin, Kevin Molino, Mohamed Saeid (INT'L), Rasmus Schuller (INT'L), Johan Venegas (INT'L), Collen Warner<br><strong>FWD (2): </strong>Abu Danladi (GA, INT'L), Christian Ramirez</p><p><strong>DESIGNATED PLAYERS (DP): </strong>0<br><strong>HOMEGROWN PLAYERS (HG):</strong> 0<br><strong>INT'L ROSTER SPOTS FILLED (INT'L):</strong> 9<br><strong>GENERATION ADIDAS PLAYERS (GA): </strong>1<br><strong>UNSIGNED DRAFT PICKS: </strong><em>Alec Ferrell, Thomas de Villardi, Tanner Thompson</em><br><strong>TRIALISTS:</strong><em>Marco Carducci, Charlie Lyon, Andrew Tinari, Raul Gonzalez, Duke LaCroix, Eugene Starikov, David Goldsmith</em></p>
New England Revolution
<strong>ROSTERED PLAYERS (22 of 28 spots filled):</strong>
<p><strong>GK (3):</strong>&nbsp;Cody Cropper, Brad Knighton, Matt Turner<br><strong>DEF (7):</strong>&nbsp;Benjamin Angoua (INT'L), Andrew Farrell, Antonio Mlinar Delamea (INT'L), Donnie Smith, Chris Tierney, Je-Vaughn Watson, London Woodberry<br><strong>MID (7):&nbsp;</strong>Scott Caldwell (HG), Diego Fagundez (HG), Zachary Herivaux (HG), Daigo Kobayashi, Xavier Kouassi (DP, INT'L), Lee Nguyen, Kelyn Rowe<br><strong>FWD (5):&nbsp;</strong>Juan Agudelo, Teal Bunbury, Kei Kamara (DP), Femi Hollinger-Janzen, Brian Wright</p><p><strong>DESIGNATED PLAYERS (DP):</strong>&nbsp;2<br><strong>HOMEGROWN PLAYERS (HG):</strong>&nbsp;3<br><strong>INT'L ROSTER SPOTS FILLED (INT'L):</strong> 3<br><strong>GENERATION ADIDAS PLAYERS (GA):</strong> 0<br><strong>UNSIGNED DRAFT PICKS: </strong><em>Napo Matsoso, Joshua Smith</em><br><strong>TRIALISTS:&nbsp;</strong><em>Emmanuel Appiah, Otis Earle, Tyler Turner</em></p>