Mikey Varas Named San Diego FC Head Coach
Written by Patrick Echatah
Mikey Varas has been named San Diego FC’s head coach as the 2025 MLS expansion season approaches.
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Varas most recently led the US men’s national team as an interim head coach. Additionally, he guided the US U-20 team to the FIFA U-20 World Cup quarterfinals in 2023.
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Varas served as FC Dallas’ assistant coach for three seasons under former manager Luchi Gonzalez prior to joining U.S. Soccer.
“We believe Mikey is the perfect choice to lead San Diego FC as the club’s first head coach,” club chairman Sir Mohamed Mansour said in a statement.
“As we prepare for our inaugural season, Mikey’s leadership, desire to win now, and his deep understanding of player development make him the ideal choice to guide our club forward.”
Varas was head coach of FC Dallas’ U-16 team before to joining the first team. Additionally, he has collaborated with Sacramento Republic Academy.
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“Mikey embodies the values and ambitions of San Diego FC,” said sporting director Tyler Heaps.
“His ideas on the game and how it should be played align with ours and his commitment and energy throughout the process is one that we feel connects with this community and our vision for the club.
“We have big aspirations for SDFC, and we believe Mikey has the right drive, passion, and leadership to help us build a winning culture.
“I’m looking forward to welcoming him to San Diego and continuing to build out the staff that will support and help us accomplish our goals.”
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