The New York Red Bulls have signed 18-year-old Danish striker Mathias Jorgensen to a multi-year contract, the team announced Tuesday.

Terms were not officially disclosed by the club, but the MLS said the Red Bulls used targeted allocation money to complete Jorgensen's transfer from Odense Boldklub. Media outlets in Denmark reported that a transfer fee of about $2.5 million was involved.

"We are pleased to welcome Mathias to our club," said Red Bulls sporting director Denis Hamlett in a statement....

The New York Red Bulls have signed German midfielder Marc Rzatkowski using targeted allocation money.

Rzatkowski played with the Red Bulls last season on loan from Red Bull Salzburg. The 28-year-old started 16 of the 24 matches he appeared and had two goals and seven assists.

Before joining the Red Bulls, Rzatkowski spent two seasons with Red Bull Salzburg and four years with FC St. Pauli. He began his career in the academy of hometown club VfL Bochum before signing his first professional contract...

Club America coach Miguel Herrera said his Liga MX club won't be held to ransom over transfer fees as Las Aguilas attempt to sign Alejandro "Kaku" Romero from New York Red Bulls.

Romero has been heavily linked with the Liga MX giant, as has Benfica's Chilean striker Nico Castillo, but America has been unable to agree transfer fees to bring in either target so far this window.

Herrera said the reigning Liga MX champion is not willing to overpay simply because it is Club America.

"We aren't desperate,...