Wilfried Zaha will bring his loan to an end on June 30, 2026, marking the conclusion of his stint with Charlotte FC.
A Impactful Tenure
During his time in the Queen City, the Ivorian forward appeared in 46 matches, contributing 13 goals and 14 assists, a tally that places him fifth in the club’s all‑time list for combined goal involvements.
General Manager Zoran Krneta reflected on the player’s influence, noting that Zaha’s presence was a key factor in the team’s climb to the top four of the Eastern Conference.
Transfer Window Outlook
With the loan ending, the club now finds itself with an open Designated Player slot and an international roster position, both of which will be explored in the upcoming summer transfer window.
The MLS secondary transfer window opens on July 13 and will close on September 2, a timeframe that, for the first time in two decades, coincides with the opening phases of many of the world’s leading leagues.
Charlotte FC will pause for two months to accommodate the FIFA World Cup, resuming league play on July 22 against Atlanta United.