SWOS 2020/2021
SWOS 2020/2021

COLORADO RAPIDS
League
USA (1.)
Coach
ROBIN FRASER
Tactics
4-3-3
Squad Value
£6.8m
Home kit
Alternate kit

Club: Colorado Rapids

Overview

  • Based in Commerce City, Colorado; one of Major League Soccer’s original clubs (founded 1995).
  • Home stadium: Dick’s Sporting Goods Park (capacity ~18,000).
  • Club colors: burgundy and blue; commonly known as “the Rapids.”
  • Competes in MLS’s Western Conference. Ownership: Kroenke Sports & Entertainment.
  • Notable club honor: MLS Cup champions (2010).

Coach — Robin Fraser

  • Robin Fraser was appointed head coach of the Colorado Rapids on 5 November 2021. His arrival came immediately after the 2021 regular season, so his first full campaign in charge began in 2022.
  • Fraser is an experienced MLS coach and former professional defender, known for emphasizing organization, defensive structure and the development of younger players.

Context around the 2020–2021 period

  • The 2020 MLS season was heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic (schedule changes, the MLS is Back Tournament, regionalized play). The Rapids, like most clubs, faced disruption and an irregular calendar that year.
  • The 2021 season was a transitional time for the Rapids on and off the field, with roster adjustments and a need to rebuild consistency. The team did not appoint Robin Fraser until November 2021, so the 2020 and 2021 campaigns were completed under earlier coaching leadership.
  • Key players around that era (2020–2021) included forwards and attacking players such as Diego Rubio and Michael Barrios, midfield contributors like Kellyn Acosta, and goalkeeping coverage including William Yarbrough. The squad featured a mix of veteran MLS pros and younger talents coming through the academy or earning bigger roles.

Playing style and club direction (transition to Fraser)

  • Before Fraser’s arrival the Rapids sought greater consistency and stronger defensive organization; Fraser’s appointment signaled a clear aim to tighten structure, prioritize team shape, and accelerate player development.
  • Under Fraser the club planned to combine defensive solidity with quicker transitions and to give opportunities to promising academy graduates and young signings.

Quick facts

  • Stadium: Dick’s Sporting Goods Park — multi-purpose soccer-specific venue in Commerce City.
  • Conference: MLS Western Conference.
  • Owner group: Kroenke Sports & Entertainment.

Summary: The 2020–2021 period was a disrupted, transitional phase for the Colorado Rapids. Robin Fraser was named head coach at the end of 2021 and arrived with a mandate to stabilize the team, strengthen defensive organization, and build for sustained improvement in subsequent seasons.

# Name Nat. Position Value
1 Head type 1WILLIAM YARBROUGH
U.S.A. flag USA
G £300k
2 Head type 0KEEGAN ROSENBERRY
U.S.A. flag USA
RB £250k
3 Head type 1SAM VINES
U.S.A. flag USA
LB £350k
4 Head type 1COLE BASSETT
U.S.A. flag USA
RW £650k
5 Head type 2AUSTON TRUSTY
U.S.A. flag USA
D £500k
6 Head type 2LALAS ABUBAKAR
Ghana flag GHA
D £350k
7 Head type 2JONATHAN LEWIS
U.S.A. flag USA
A £450k
8 Head type 0YOUNES NAMLI
Denmark flag DEN
LW £650k
9 Head type 0ANDRE SHINYASHIKI
Brazil flag BRA
A £650k
10 Head type 2KELLYN ACOSTA
U.S.A. flag USA
M £650k
11 Head type 0DIEGO RUBIO
Chile flag CHI
A £350k
12 Head type 1CLINT IRWIN
U.S.A. flag USA
G £300k
13 Head type 0DEKLAN WYNNE
New Zealand flag NZL
D £300k
14 Head type 0JACK PRICE
England flag ENG
M £500k
15 Head type 0NICOLAS MEZQUIDA
Uruguay flag URU
A £250k
16 Head type 0NICOLAS BENEZET
France flag FRA
A £300k
YARBROUGH U.S.A. flag
ROSENBERRY U.S.A. flag TRUSTY U.S.A. flag ABUBAKAR Ghana flag VINES U.S.A. flag
BASSETT U.S.A. flag ACOSTA U.S.A. flag NAMLI Denmark flag
LEWIS U.S.A. flag SHINYASHIKI Brazil flag RUBIO Chile flag