Nicholas Hagen - Soccer News, Rumors, & Updates

Appears for Guatemala Hagen (thigh) was in the net during the 1-1 draw to Guatemala during the CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers.

Impact Despite still being left out the squad sheet, Hagen was able to play with the Guatemalan national team during their recent World Cup Qualifiers. He is not expected to make another appearance for Columbus this season, unless something happens to first string keeper Patrick Schulte.

SEPTEMBER 14 • ROTOWIRE

Back in training Hagen (thigh) was pictured back in training for Columbus as he is not far along from returning.

Impact Hagen picked up a thigh injury during the Gold Cup with Guatemala, missing the last two months of the MLS season. Even if fit, he will likely remain a second string keeper option with Patrick Schulte remaining the top keeper option for Columbus.

AUGUST 17 • ROTOWIRE

Suffers injury Hagen announced he'll be out for the rest of the 2025 Gold Cup due to an injury, Brianna Mac Kay of The Columbus Dispatch reports.

Impact Hagen didn't disclose the injury he's dealing with, so his recovery time is uncertain for the time being. Guatemala's campaign in the 2025 Gold Cup has yet to end, but based on Hagen's announcement, he will be sidelined for at least a few weeks.

JUNE 27 • ROTOWIRE

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JUNE 26 • Associated Press

Heading out with NT Hagen has been called up by Guatemala for the Gold Cup, according to the league.

Impact Hagen has been the starter in goal in the last three games for Columbus and is set to miss up to four MLS games due to international duty and depending on how well Guatemala performs in the Gold Cup. Hagen will for sure miss Saturday's clash against Vancouver and could also be out for the matches against Atlanta, Philadelphia and Seattle if Guatemala reaches the final. Until he returns, Evan Bush could see increased playing time for the Crew.

JUNE 10 • ROTOWIRE

Concedes five to Miami Hagen had two saves and allowed five goals in Saturday's 5-1 defeat to Inter Miami CF.

Impact Hagen had a rough outing Saturday as he conceded five goals, four of which were scored or assisted by Lionel Messi. Hagen has had a tough run stepping in for the injured Patrick Schulte (oblique), now having conceded 10 goals through his last three starts.

JUNE 2 • ROTOWIRE

Saves four in 2-2 draw Hagen made four saves in Wednesday's 2-2 draw with Nashville SC.

Impact Hagen continues to deputize for the injured Patrick Schulte, and he turned away some tough shots to help Columbus earn a result against Nashville. He'll have his hands full again on the road against Inter Miami on Saturday.

MAY 31 • ROTOWIRE

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MAY 29 • Associated Press

Concedes three in loss Hagen recorded seven saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-2 defeat against Charlotte FC.

Impact Hagen drew his first start of the season Saturday after Schulte was injured during warmups. His defense struggled versus Charlotte allowing 10 shots on target. Although Hagen made seven saves, he also conceded three goals including a Pep Biel winner in the 75th minute. The extent of Schulte's injury is not yet known, but if he is forced to miss any time either Hagen or Evan Bush will start in his place.

MAY 27 • ROTOWIRE

Agyemang stays hot scoring twice to lead Charlotte FC past Columbus Crew 3-2

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MAY 25 • Associated Press

Option off bench Hagen (finger) was an unused option during the 2-2 draw to the Union.

Impact Hagen is back for Columbus after missing the opening matches of the season with a finger injury. He will return as the No. 2 keeper for the team.

MAY 11 • ROTOWIRE

Cleared to train fully Hagen (finger) has been cleared to play in full training, reports journalist Andres ADF.

Impact Hagen has been training with his teammates at full for the last two weeks as he inches closer to a return to the squad. However, he is still expected to be the backup to Patrick Schulte for Columbus.

APRIL 27 • ROTOWIRE

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MARCH 28 • Associated Press

Back on training field Hagen (finger) did limited training Wednesday, accoridng to Brianna Mac Kay of the Columbus Dispatch.

Impact Hagen has returned to the training field after some time out with a broken finger, as the goalie would participate in some limited work outside. This is his first notice of training and he will need more time before a return, possibly seeing the playing field in the next two to three weeks if all goes as planned.

MARCH 26 • ROTOWIRE

Broken finger confirmed Hagen has suffered a broken finger and is set to miss the opening weeks of the season, reports Brianna Mac Kay of the Dispatched Alerts.

Impact Hagen is in for a long stint on the injured list, suffering a broken finger in his hand. He is set to be just a second string keeper, with Patrick Schulte continuing being the top option in the net for the side.

FEBRUARY 23 • ROTOWIRE

Crew sign GK Nicholas Hagen to multi-year extension The Columbus Crew signed goalkeeper Nicholas Hagen through the 2026 season with options for 2027 and 2028, the club announced Thursday.The 2...

JANUARY 9 • MIAMIHERALD.COM

Columbus Crew sign Nicholas Hagen to contract extension | MLSSoccer.com TRANSFER TRACKER STATUS: Extension Columbus Crew have signed goalkeeper Nicholas Hagen to a contract extension through the 2026 MLS season w...

JANUARY 9 • MLSSOCCER.COM

Inks multi-year extension Hagen has signed a new contract extension with Columbus, according to his club.

Impact Hagen is not leaving Columbus any time soon, as he inked a deal to remain with the club until the 2026 season, holding club options for the 2027 and 2028 seasons. He merely served as a backup in the 2024 season, only seeing the start in three of his four appearances while notching five goals allowed and 18 saves. That said, he is likely a player for the future, hoping to see his time on the field rise over the next few campaigns.

JANUARY 9 • ROTOWIRE

Will return for 2025 Hagen will return for the 2025 season after his option for exercised by Columbus.

Impact Hagen made his MLS debut this season as the second string goalkeeper, making three starts in four appearances while allowing five goals on 18 saves. He will continue to back up Patrick Schulte, who also had his contract exercised for next year.

NOVEMBER 27, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Concedes twice Saturday Hagen made five saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 3-2 victory over New York Red Bulls.

Impact Hagen made his third start of the season Saturday as Patrick Schulte sat out the regular season finale. Hagen conceded two goals and made a season-high five saves in the rare start. It will likely be his final appearance of the season, barring a Schulte injury or suspension.

OCTOBER 20, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Concedes twice in loss Hagen made four saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-1 loss to Atlanta United.

Impact Hagen made his second consecutive start Saturday and conceded two goals in the second half, both of which were scored by Stian Gregersen. He also made four saves for the second straight match. By the time the MLS picks back up, Patrick Schulte will be back from the Olympics so Hagen will return to his role as the backup goalkeeper.

JULY 21, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Concedes one against Charlotte FC Hagen recorded four saves and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 1-1 draw versus Charlotte FC.

Impact Hagen recorded four saves, but made a sloppy error in the 83rd minute which led to Patrick Agyemang's equalizer. This was only Hagen's second appearance of the season as Patrick Schulte has been Columbus' preferred goalkeeper all season.

JULY 18, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

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