Boston Legacy FC extends contract for midfielder Sarah Schupansky through 2028
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 4:48 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Boston Legacy FC announced a contract extension for midfielder Sarah Schupansky, solidifying her presence with the NWSL expansion team through December 2028. The move comes after Schupansky was traded from Gotham FC for $50,000 in allocation money and $30,000 in intraleague transfer funds. General manager Domènec Guasch and head coach Filipa Patão continue to build a competitive roster despite challenges in their inaugural season.
- •Sarah Schupansky signs contract extension with Boston Legacy FC.
- •Extension lasts through December 2028.
- •Schupansky was acquired from Gotham FC last Friday.
- •Trade included $50,000 in allocation money and $30,000 in transfer funds.
- •Boston Legacy FC is in its inaugural NWSL season.
- 4:48 PMYahoo Sports — Boston Legacy midfielder Sarah Schupansky signs contract extension with Boston Legacy FC through 2028
"Domènec Guasch and Filipa Patão continue to add key future pieces for NWSL expansion side, Boston Legacy FC.
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