Ralph Priso - Soccer News, Rumors, & Updates

Available after Canada duty Priso (ankle) is not included on Vancouver Whitecaps' injury report for Saturday's MLS clash against LAFC following his return from international duty with Canada.

Impact Priso is back in contention for Vancouver after completing his international commitments with Canada during the September-October break. The midfielder had previously recovered from an ankle injury before joining the national team, and his absence from the latest injury report suggests he remains available for selection. Having missed recent club fixtures due to international duty, Priso could return to Vancouver's midfield rotation against LAFC, although his role will likely depend on the team's selection and tactical needs.

OCTOBER 9 • ROTOWIRE

Called up by Canucks Priso has been called up by Canada ahead of the international break between September and October.

Impact Priso recovered from an ankle issue earlier this month and should be healthy enough to represent Canada in any of their three friendly matches during the break, though he's a depth option internationally. With Canada playing Sept. 26, Oct. 3 and Oct. 6 against Chile, Peru and the USMNT, respectively, Priso is in line to miss the league matches against D.C. United and Chicago Fire, though he could return against LAFC on Oct. 10.

SEPTEMBER 21 • ROTOWIRE

Comes off bench midweek Priso (ankle) recorded 12 minutes of play as a substitute in Wednesday's Canadian Championship match against Montreal.

Impact Priso managed to overcome his ankle issue in time to see some action midweek before returning to league activity. After being sidelined for over a month, the central player is ready to compete for a spot in either defense or midfield, potentially contending with Mathias Laborda and Tristan Blackmon at center-back. If he makes some starts in the final stretch of the season, Priso could be relied on for accurate passes as well as a few defensive stats against most opposition.

SEPTEMBER 16 • ROTOWIRE

Expected to return soon Priso (ankle) has worked in the gym while he continues to recover from a sprain, about which coach Jesper Sorensen was optimistic, revealing that "He is getting closer. He just nee...

Impact Priso might still be forced to sit out one or two games, though he's aiming to avoid a severe problem from the issue he picked up in the final days of August. With Ranko Veselinovic (knee) still facing a longer absence, Mathias Laborda and Tristan Blackmon should be the main center-back options if Priso doesn't play in the next couple of matches.

SEPTEMBER 1 • ROTOWIRE

Out with minor ankle issue Priso is expected to face a short recovery period after coach Jesper Sorensen commented "Ralph, not any specific update. He twisted his ankle, but hopefully it will not be too long...

Impact Priso has seen 135 minutes of MLS action over four games in August after recovering from a prior hamstring problem. His new injury is not believed to be serious, so the central player could target a return in September. Having switched positions from midfield to the back line since last season, his absence affects the team in terms of possession and stopping opposing attacks. For now, Mathias Laborda will likely be selected alongside Tristan Blackmon at center-back.

AUGUST 27 • ROTOWIRE

Extends with Vancouver Priso has signed an extension with Vancouver, according to his club.

Impact Priso is not leaving the Whitecaps any time soon, as the midfielder is inking an extension to remain with the club until the 2028/29 season, with an option for the 2029/30 season. He has worked in a rotational role each of the past two campaigns, earning five starts in seven appearances this season, adding one goal. That said, he will strive for a bigger role moving forward, definitely on the agenda after his extension.

AUGUST 13 • ROTOWIRE

Plays final minutes Saturday Priso had one cross (zero accurate) in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Los Angeles Football Club.

Impact Priso is back to playing after another injury setback. It has been a season of injuries for the midfielder, only playing seven times in 2026, spending two different stints on the injured list. If Priso is able to regain his form, he will return to his starting XI position, scoring once with 13 clearances on the campaign.

AUGUST 2 • ROTOWIRE

Available vs. LAFC Priso (hamstring) is available for Saturday's game against LAFC, according to Har Johal of Canadian Soccer Daily.

Impact Priso started the Whitecaps' first five games of the season but has been limited to just one appearance off the bench since then, and a hamstring injury has prevented him from playing since the league resumed following the World Cup break. The central midfielder should see steady minutes if he stays healthy, and he could assume a starting role in midfield following the departure of Sebastian Berhalter to Middlesbrough.

JULY 31 • ROTOWIRE

Injured once again Priso is out for the time being due to a hamstring injury, per the MLS Player Status Report.

Impact Priso had just returned ahead of the break from a hamstring issue but will return following the World Cup, as the midfielder suffers from another hamstring injury. The club already had to do without him for some time, so they will be able to find a viable replacement, although it is tough losing a starter again. Tristan Blackmon and Mathias Laborda should continue as starters until Priso returns.

JULY 15 • ROTOWIRE

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MAY 30 • FOX SPORTS

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Scores in return Priso scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) and two chances created in Saturday's 4-2 victory over San Diego FC.

Impact In a bid to put himself in contention for a potential World Cup call-up, Priso returned after seven weeks out with a left hamstring injury and made a 17-minute cameo, marking his comeback with his first goal of the season.

MAY 26 • ROTOWIRE

Brian White, Thomas Müller combine for 7 goal contributions as Whitecaps top San Diego 4-2

Brian White had two first-half goals and two second-half assists and Thomas Müller added three assists to propel the Vancouver Whitecaps to a 4-2 victory over San Diego FC

MAY 24 • Associated Press

On bench to face San Diego Priso (hamstring) is on the bench for Saturday's contest versus San Diego.

Impact Priso has gradually increased his workloads with the aim of being part of Canada's World Cup squad this summer, and he's available at least for a few minutes in the final MLS game before the big international tournament. Despite being a natural midfielder, he has served as a center-back lately, so he'll be in contention with Tristan Blackmon and Mathias Laborda at the club level and may eventually challenge Derek Cornelius on international activity.

MAY 23 • ROTOWIRE

Working against time for World Cup Priso (hamstring) is hopeful to recover in time to feature for Canada in the World Cup, as he told reporters "I think for being out for seven weeks [I feel] pretty good, obviously...

Impact Priso has been inactive since March 22 and just recently returned to training with Vancouver. While he may not play a big role in the World Cup, the central man will aim to return in one of the international matches this summer. Otherwise, he'll likely be available for MLS play in July. Despite being a nominal midfielder, he has operated as a center-back lately, so he'll eventually challenge Tristan Blackmon and Mathias Laborda at the club level and Derek Cornelius in the national team.

MAY 21 • ROTOWIRE

Begins light jogging Priso (hamstring) has begin light jogging on the grass, reports Har Journalist of the Daily Hive Vancouver.

Impact Priso is beginning his slow recovery back the pitch with some light running. It is still unclear if he will be ready to return before the World Cup, with the roster set to be announced in the coming weeks. In the meantime, the midfielder will remain on a strict rehab schedule, already missing the last month with his hamstring injury.

MAY 3 • ROTOWIRE

Set to miss 8-10 weeks Priso (hamstring) remains unavailable as he's expected to make a complete recovery from his injury in 8-10 weeks, the club reported Tuesday.

Impact Priso picked up a serious muscular issue during the first half of Canada's match against Tunisia over the international break. The versatile player, who has featured as a center-back this season, could regain fitness just before the World Cup, but it may be difficult for him to take part in the international competition given that he'll be out of form. Both Tristan Blackmon and Mathias Laborda will likely be selected in Vancouver's upcoming games while Priso works on his recovery.

APRIL 7 • ROTOWIRE

Sidelined for several weeks Priso (hamstring) felt his hamstring go during Tuesday's clash against Tunisia and is expected to miss a couple of weeks in the best-case scenario, according to coach Jesse Marsch,...

Impact Priso suffered a hamstring issue in the first half of Tuesday's clash against Tunisia, leaving little doubt about the nature of the injury. The timeline could have been worse given the initial concern, but even a two-week absence is a blow for Vancouver with competitive matches coming up thick and fast. Mathias Laborda is expected to step into the central defense role in his absence until Priso is back up to full speed for the Whitecaps.

MARCH 31 • ROTOWIRE

Coming back next season Priso had his option picked up for the 2026 season for Vancouver.

Impact Priso will remain with Vancouver as he is set to play in his third season with the team. However, he has failed to solidify a starting role in his three seasons with the side, only starting 19 times in 33 appearances (including the playoffs). He recording just a goal with two assists, making 30 tackles and 49 clearances. Expect the midfield to keep his limited starting role come 2026, given his track record in recent campaigns.

DECEMBER 26, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Nets to advance Priso scored one goal to go with two shots (one on goal) in Saturday's 1-1 (5-3) penalty shootout victory over FC Dallas.

Impact Priso scored Vancouver's only goal during Saturday's win, doing enough to earn Vancouver a spot in the second round. The goalkeeper hasn't been a huge offensive option throughout the season, but he was impressive during Saturday's win. Priso will need to be at his best as he looks to push for a deep playoff run.

NOVEMBER 3, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Sometimes the hero is unexpected, like the Whitecaps' Ralph Priso in Dallas Patrick Johnston: It wasn't an easy win but the Caps have won themselves an extra week of rest before the next round of the MLS Cup playoffs

NOVEMBER 2, 2025 • THEPROVINCE.COM

Priso scores in stoppage time, Halbouni nets winner in PK shootout as Whitecaps sweep Dallas FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Ralph Priso scored the tying goal in the third minute of stoppage time and Belal Halbouni scored the decisive goal in a...

NOVEMBER 2, 2025 • THESTAR.COM

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NOVEMBER 2, 2025 • MLSSOCCER.COM

Priso scores in stoppage time, Halbouni nets winner in PK shootout; Whitecaps sweep Dallas

Ralph Priso scored the tying goal in the third minute of stoppage time and Belal Halbouni scored the decisive goal in a penalty-kick shootout on Saturday night to help the Vancouve...

NOVEMBER 2, 2025 • Associated Press

Berhalter has 2 goals, assist; Whitecaps beat Earthquakes 4-1, remain tied atop Western Conference

Sebastian Berhalter had two goals and an assist, Rayan Elloumi and Thomas Müller each added a goal, and the Vancouver Whitecaps in a 2-0 win over the San Jose Earthquakes

OCTOBER 6, 2025 • Associated Press

Subbed in on Saturday Priso recorded no stats in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus San Diego FC.

Impact Priso replaced Jeevan Singh Badwal in the 57th minute and made 13 passes. This marked Priso's first appearance off the bench after starting seven consecutive matches.

JULY 23, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

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Winners, Losers From Canada's World Cup Squad: Injuries Prevail, Left Side Loses

Brian White, Thomas Müller combine for 7 goal contributions as Whitecaps top San Diego 4-2

Priso scores in stoppage time, Halbouni nets winner in PK shootout; Whitecaps sweep Dallas

Berhalter has 2 goals, assist; Whitecaps beat Earthquakes 4-1, remain tied atop Western Conference