Atlanta United has smashed the MLS transfer record by signing striker Emmanuel Latte Lath from Middlesbrough. The Five Stripes paid a reported $22 million plus add-ons to sign Latte Lath, breaking the record set in November when FC Cincinnati signed Kévin Denkey from Cercle Brugge for a reported $16.2 million.

Atlanta United have signed Middlesbrough forward Emmanuel Latte Lath, the club announced on Tuesday, in what sources have told ESPN is an MLS-record deal. Latte Lath, who scored 29 goals in 67 appearances for the English second-tier side in the past two seasons,

Middlesbrough FC’s forward, Emmanuel Latte Lath, has signed a contract with Atlanta United, the team announced on Tuesday.

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Atlanta United have signed Middlesbrough striker Emmanuel Latte Lath for a new MLS record fee of $22 million (£17.6 million) plus add-ons. The move easily surpasses the $16.2 million FC Cincinnati

Atlanta United's offseason began with a bang. Just a few short weeks after it eliminated Inter Miami from the MLS Cup playoffs, Atlanta announced it was hiring Chris Henderson, one of Miami's key executives, to lead its transfer business as Chief Soccer Officer.

Atlanta United announced the splash signing of speedy Ivory Coast striker Emmanuel Latte Lath on Tuesday. Atlanta reportedly paid an MLS-record $22 million transfer fee to English second-tier side Middlesbrough FC,

The Athletic reported in the DealSheet earlier this month that talks were continuing for Latte Lath over a move to Atlanta. Other clubs in Europe and the Premier League have also