Five Revolution players join national squads

New England Revolution midfielder Brooklyn Raines will report to the United States under-23 national team camp in Spain this week. He is one of five players from the Boston club currently serving on international duty during the final stretch of the season.

Raines, along with defenders Ethan Kohler and Josh Wynder, will participate in friendlies against Scotland on November 15 and Ukraine on November 17. Raines made his senior team debut earlier this fall alongside teammate Peyton Miller. He has started 29 matches for the Revolution this season. Kohler has started 28 games. Wynder, on loan from Benfica, has appeared in nine matches since joining in September.

The club’s Israeli contingent will also be abroad. Forward Dor Turgeman and defender Ilay Feingold were selected for the Israel senior squad on Thursday. They will play in UEFA Nations League matches against Kosovo on November 14 and Austria on November 17. Turgeman currently leads the club with 12 goals.

The regular season ends Saturday when the Revolution host Orlando City at home. The team holds the third seed in the Eastern Conference with a record of 18 wins, 11 losses, and 4 draws. They trail second-place Inter Miami by one point. Miami can secure the top spot with a victory at Charlotte on Saturday.

All four teams are competing for favorable playoff positioning. Orlando, currently ninth, aims to avoid a wild card match on November 18. Charlotte is pursuing home field advantage against Chicago in the first round. The Revolution will announce their first round opponent on Saturday and their specific schedule on Sunday. They are guaranteed a home game between November 20 and 24.