Overview
- NYCFC announced Wednesday that Tayvon Gray signed a contract extension that runs through the 2028–29 season with an option for 2029–30.
- The deal keeps a regular starter at right back who the club calls a top defender and whose steady marking and positioning are valued by sporting director Todd Dunivant.
- Gray has made 175 appearances for NYCFC since signing as a homegrown pro in November 2019 and has three goals and 15 assists while helping the club win the 2021 MLS Cup and the 2022 Campeones Cup.
- The 24-year-old Bronx native earned a Jamaica call-up in 2023 and has nine caps in CONCACAF Nations League and 2026 World Cup qualifying, experience the club highlighted in announcing the extension.
- The move reinforces NYCFC’s academy-to-first-team pathway and gives the club roster stability ahead of its stadium transition and the push to improve its place in the MLS standings.