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Men's Soccer Adds Three Players to 2025 Roster

COLLEGE PARK, MD -- Maryland men's soccer has announced the addition of three players to its 2025 roster. All three players bring a dynamic skillset that will help strengthen the side for the 2025 season. Previously announced signee Jackson Platts has signed a professional contract with Orlando City FC

Information on the three newest signees for Maryland can be found below.
Stephane Njike

Stephane Njike

Paris, France
LIU/Marshall
Forward

Before Maryland: Played collegiate soccer for Marshall and LIU. Played in 20 matches in 2024 with 19 starts. Finished season leading the LIU in goals (six), assists (five), and points (17). Picked up first collegiate goal and assists in season-opening 2-1 win over Stony Brook. Scored two goals on four shots on the road against Saint Francis. Scored a goal and had an assist in NCAA first round match against Maryland. Twice named NEC Rookie of the Week and NEC Prime Performer on Aug. 26 and Sept. 16. Went 80 or more minutes in 11 matches.

Personal: Played club soccer for FR Haguenau. Son of Tazanou Charlotte and Njike Gilbert. Has one sister, Rosie Laure Danielle. Born April 26, 2004.
Emil Nymann Signed

Emil Nymann

Thisted, Denmark
Aalborg BK
Defender

Before Maryland: Played club soccer for Aalborg BK in Denmark. Played in 58 matches for Aalborg in the U19 League, scoring one goal with three assists. Made 40 starts for team, playing over 3,800 minutes. Tied for second on the team with two assists during 23-24 season. Went the full 90 minutes in 12 matches in final season with Aalborg.

Personal: Parents are Johnny Andersen and Tanja Nymann Andersen. Born March 12, 2004.
Alexander Milosevic Signed

Alexander Milosevic

Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Goalkeeper

Before Maryland: Played club soccer for Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Made 13 appearances in goal for Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2. Stopped a pair of penalty shots in debut match. Helped lead the team to a seventh place finish in Western Conference in 2024. Made 55 saves across two seasons with Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

Personal: Parents are Dragan and Tanja Milosevic. Has one sister, Sara. Born December 8, 2006.
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