The best talent in college soccer found out where they'll be playing in the MLS on Friday night.

San Diego FC got the first pick when the MLS SuperDraft started on Friday at 2 p.m. ET.

Ahead of its inaugural 2025 season, San Diego received the first choice of 477 eligible players from 150 schools available in the draft.

The other 29 MLS clubs selected in reverse order of the 2024 standings through three rounds, with reigning champions LA Galaxy originally slated to select last in each round.

After a busy afternoon of drafts and trades, find the complete results of the first 30-team SuperDraft here.

Round 1 Draft Results

1. San Diego: Manu Duah, midfielder, UC Santa Barbara (Generation adidas)

2. San Jose: Max Floriani, defender, Saint Louis

3. Chicago: Dean Boltz, forward, Wisconsin (Generation adidas)

4. Colorado (from SKC): Alex Harris, forward, Cornell (Generation adidas)

5. San Jose (from NE): Reid Roberts, defender, San Francisco

6. Colorado (from NSH): Matthew Senanou, defender, Xavier

7. St. Louis: Emil Jaaskalainen, forward, Akron

8. Kansas City (from COL, from PHI): Jansen Miller, defender, Indiana

9. Charlotte (from SD, from TOR): Mikah Thomas, defender, Connecticut

10. D.C. United: Hakim Karamoko, forward, North Carolina State

11. Dallas: Enzo Newman, defender, Oregon State

12. Colorado (from ATX): Efetobo Aror, midfielder, Portland

13. Montréal: Michael Adedokun, forward, Ohio State

14. Portland: Ian Smith, defender, Denver

15. Vancouver: Tate Johnson, defender, UNC Chapel Hill

16. Colorado: Sydney Wathuta, forward, Vermont

17. New York City (from SD, from CLT): Max Murray, defender, Vermont

18. New England (from HOU): Donovan Parisian, goalkeeper, San Diego

19. Salt Lake: Jesus Barea, forward, Missouri State

20. LA (from CIN): Jason Bucknor, defender, Michigan

21. Salt Lake (from CLB): Max Kerkvliet, goalkeeper, Connecticut

22. LAFC (from MIA): Alec Hughes, forward, Massachusetts

23. Toronto (from DC, from ATL): Reid Fisher, defender, San Diego State

24. San Diego (from NYC): Ian Pilcher, defender, UNC Charlotte

25. Minnesota: Roman Torres, midfielder, Creighton

26. Colorado (from VAN, from LAFC): Joshua Copeland, forward, Detroit Mercy

27. Orlando: Joran Gerbet, midfielder, Clemson

28. Seattle: Ryan Baer, midfielder, West Virginia

29. RSL (from RBNY): Lineker Rodrigues Dos Santos, forward, Marshall

30. RSL (from LA): Sergi Solans, forward, Oregon State

San Diego FC kicked off the SuperDraft by selecting midfielder Manu Duah out of UC Santa Barbara.

Because Duah has already signed a Generation adidas contract, he is guaranteed a spot on the San Diego FC roster, at least as a reserve, for three years.

The selection marks the first time in history a UCSB student has gone first overall in a professional draft. Duah earned the honor after impressing as a defensive midfielder in 14 games during his freshman college season.

The San Jose Earthquakes meanwhile drafted SLU defender Max Floriani with the second pick of the draft. A key part of the St. Louis defense for three seasons, he was the only pre-signed senior in the SuperDraft.

Chicago added Wisconsin forward Dean Boltz with the No. 3 pick, marking the highest draft position in program history. Boltz was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year after scoring 10 goals and adding four assists in his first college season.

Forward Sydney Wathuta and defender Max Murry were selected with back-to-back picks by Colorado and New York City after helping lead Vermont to a national championship.

Round 2 Results

31. San Diego: Harrison Bertos, defender, Washington

32. San Jose: Nick Fernandez, midfielder, Portland

33. Chicago: Travis Smith Jr., defender, Wake Forest

34. Kansas City: Anthony Samways, defender, Ohio State

35. New England: Eric Howard, defender, Georgetown

36. Nashville: Alioune Ka, forward, Cornell

37. St. Louis: Joey Zalinsky, defender, Rutgers

38. Colorado (from PHI): Charlie Harper, defender, UNC Chapel Hill

39. Toronto: Michael Sullivan, midfielder, Pittsburgh

40. D.C. United: Daniel Ittycheria, forward, Princeton

41. Dallas: Samuel Sarver, forward, Indiana

42. Austin: Riley Thomas, defender, UNC Chapel Hill

43. Minnesota (from MTL): Kieran Chandler, defender, Connecticut

44. Montréal (from POR): Arik Duncan, forward, UC Berkeley

45. Vancouver: Nikola Djordjevic, defender, SMU

46. Orlando (from RSL, from COL): Titus Sandy Jr., defender, Clemson

47. Charlotte: Andrew Johnson, defender, Cornell

48. Houston: Bo Cummins, defender, Wake Forest

49. Salt Lake: Nick Dang, defender, UVA

50. Montréal (from CIN): Caden Grabfelder, forward, Penn State

51. Columbus: Cesar Ruvalcaba, defender, SMU

52. Miami: Bailey Sparks, midfielder, SMU

53. Atlanta: Ronan Wynne, defender, Denver

54. New York City: Collin McCamy, midfielder, Northwestern

55. Minnesota: Logan Dorsey, forward, Kentucky

56. San Diego (from LAFC): Samy Kanaan, forward, San Diego

57. Orlando: Collins Oduro, forward, Indiana

58. Seattle: Demian Alvarez, defender, Seattle

59. RSL (from RBNY): Trace Alphin, goalkeeper, Wake Forest

60. LA: Jacob Woznicki, forward, Hofstra

Real Salt Lake made a series of trades to stock up on SuperDraft picks, including three in the first round and five overall.

Round 3 Draft Order

61. San Diego: Donovan Sessoms, forward, Sacremento State

62. Colorado (from SJ): Donovan Phillip, forward, NC State

63. Chicago: Geni Kanyane, defender, Dayton

64. Kansas City: Leon Koehl, midfielder, Maryland

65. New England: CJ Williams, defender, Boston College

66. Nashville: Ethan Ballek, forward, USC

67. St. Louis: Colin Welsh, goalkeeper, Western Michigan

68. Colorado (from PHI): Shawn Smart, defender, Las Vegas Lights

69. Toronto: Joseph Melto Quiah, forward, Dayton

70. D.C. United, Jonah Biggar, defender, USC

71. Dallas: Mohamed Cisset, defender, Penn State

72. Austin: Patrick Gryczewski, forward, Rhode Island

73. Montréal: Arthur Duquenne, defender, Clemson

74. Portland: Lukas Burns, goalkeeper, Providence

75. Colorado (from VAN): Matthew Van Horn, midfielder, Georgetown

76. Seattle (from COL): Trace Terry, forward, Bowling Green State

77. Charlotte: Barzee Blama, forward, Mercer

78. New York City (from HOU): AJ Smith, forward, UVA

79. Salt Lake: Liam O'Gara, midfielder, Wake Forest

80. Cincinnati: Ben Augee, midfielder, Gonzaga

81. Columbus: Drew Kerr, forward, Duke

82. Miami: Michael Appiah, forward, Florida International

83. Atlanta: William Kulvik, defender, Maryland

84. New York City: Arnau Farnos, forward, Oregon State

85. Minnesota: Nick Collins, defender, Rutgers

86. D.C. United (from LAFC): Grant Bailey, defender, Loyola Chicago

87. Orlando: Takahiro Fujita, defender, Marshall

88. New York City (from SEA): Nicholas Cavallo, UCLA

89. RSL (from RBNY): Aleksandar Vukovic, Marshall

90. LA: Nicklaus Sullivan, Los Angeles FC II