What RSL’s recent long-term deals say about the trajectory of the club

Real Salt Lake has given contract extensions of up to five years for some of its core players.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Real Salt Lake and General Manager Elliot Fall during a news conference at Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019. Fall says the club has been intent on locking up its youthful core long term, creating some stability for the franchise going forward.

What RSL’s recent long-term deals say about the trajectory of the club

Real Salt Lake has given contract extensions of up to five years for some of its core players.

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