Andrew Brody

Sporting Kansas City acquired outside back Andrew Brody off waivers ahead of the 2025 MLS season. Brody arrived in KC having logged 238 appearances since launching his professional career in 2016. Capable of playing as a right back or a left back, he spent four MLS seasons at Real Salt Lake from 2021-2024, where he had two goals and 17 assists in 133 matches across all competitions.

PROFESSIONAL

Real Salt Lake (2021-2024):

Brody joined Real Salt Lake as a Homegrown Player ahead of the 2021 season and recorded an assist five minutes into his club debut, coming off the bench in his team’s 3-1 home win over Sporting KC on May 1, 2021. He assisted another goal against Sporting in the 2021 MLS Cup Playoffs, helping RSL reach the Western Conference Finals for the first time since falling to Kansas City in the 2013 MLS Cup.

Brody enjoyed a career year in 2022, hitting MLS regular season career-highs in appearances (34), starts (33), minutes (2,960), goals (two) and assists (six) as RSL reached the postseason for a second consecutive year. Both of his goals were late winners that resulted in 2-1 triumphs.

Brody remained an important piece of an RSL side that advanced to the playoffs in 2023 and 2024. He totaled 35 appearances in 2023—including four in the club’s run to the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup semifinals—and 36 appearances in 2024.

Real Monarchs (2016-2020):

From 2016-2020, Brody was an integral contributor for Real Monarchs, the USL Championship affiliate of Real Salt Lake. He had seven goals and seven assists in 101 matches for the Monarchs, becoming the team’s all-time appearance leader, and was part of the 2019 side that claimed the USL Championship title. The 2019 campaign also saw Brody spend six months on loan at FC Pinzgau Saalfelden in Austria.

ACADEMY

Brody joined the Real Salt Lake Development Academy in Casa Grande, Arizona, as a 16-year-old and became one of the country’s most coveted college recruits.

COLLEGE

Brody had a prolific three-year stint at the University of Louisville from 2013-2015, amassing nine goals and 15 assists in 61 starts while leading the Cardinals to the American Conference regular season and tournament titles in 2013 as well as a run to the Sweet Sixteen of the 2014 NCAA Tournament.