The MLS transfer window closed last Thursday. Here's who came and went:
CHICAGO: Signed midfielder Andy Rosenband, 24, to a developmental contract. The Chicago product played indoor ball in 2004.
CHIVAS USA: Aquired Mexican league veterans Francisco Palencia and Juan Pablo Garcia, who each scored in their August debut, and Mexican keeper Sergio Garcia, who replaced Brad Guzan as a starter, then suffered a hip injury.
COLORADO: Replaced Israeli defender Guy Melamed with compatriot another Dedi Ben-Dayan. Welcomed back to MLS Colombian striker Diego Serna and acquired attacker Jovan Kirovski from Los Angeles. Acquired rights to Haitian Alexandre Boucicaut from Chicago and waived Marcus Sagastume.
COLUMBUS: None.
DALLAS:Acquired English midfielder Mark Wilson and Argentine goalkeeper Dario Sala and developmental player Winston Marshall (Canadian U-23 international). Waived Ty Maurin and Alex Woods.
D.C. UNITED: Argentine defender Facundo Erpen, 22, who started United's last four games, was acquired Aug. 15. Placed defender David Stokes on the season-ending injury list and replaced him with local product Stephen deRoux. Reportedly signed another Argentine whose identity has not be revealed.
KANSAS CITY: Signed Jamaican midfielder and Finnish striker Antti Sumiala while releasing midfielder Khari Stephenson.
LOS ANGELES: Re-acquired 2004 Brazilian midfielder Marcelo Saragosa, 23. Added developmental player Michael Nsien.
METROSTARS: Acquired Argentine defensive midfielder Daniel Garipe, 24.
NEW ENGLAND: Signed New Zealand defender Tony Lochhead, MLS veteran Daniel Hernandez, who had been playing in Mexico the past two years, and Panamanian Ricardo Phillips. Cut goalkeeper Kyle Singer.
SALT LAKE: Acquired Guatemalan international Gustavo Cabrera, Adolfo Gregorio and Jamaican Robert Scarlett.
SAN JOSE: Signed developmental player Aaron Lanes.