Jordan Morris
SEA
Right Winger
Left Winger
Wide Forward
Oct 26, 1994 (32)
Right
5'11"
185 lb
Five shots against Montreal
Morris had five shots (two on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and two chances created in Saturday's 1-1 draw against CF Montreal.
Analysis: Morris' five shots mark his season-high more than seven months into the 2026 MLS season. The midfielder has only two goals this season, but his G/A has held up decently well with four assists on 27 chances created, mostly logged without multiple accurate crosses to his name.
Assists in Thursday's win
Morris assisted once to go with three shots (two on goal), one cross (one accurate) and five chances created in Thursday's 2-1 win versus Sporting Kansas City.
Analysis: Morris set up Sebastian Gomez's goal in the 51st minute, a goal which tied the game at 1-1. It was one of a season-high five chances he created in the match and he also put two shots on target for the second match in a row. He completed the full 90 minutes for the first time since Sept. 13.
Scores opening goal
Morris scored one goal to go with three shots (two on goal) and two chances created in Saturday's 3-1 win against Minnesota United.
Analysis: Morris would work back into the starting XI Saturday and saw a decent match, opening the scoring with a goal in the 16th minute. This is his first goal in some time and his first since returning from injury in August, as he last found the back of the net April 26. It is only his second goal of the season, also adding three assists in his 17 appearances (11 starts).
Assists in start
Morris assisted once to go with four shots (three on goal) and four chances created in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Los Angeles Galaxy.
Analysis: Morris returned to the Sounders' starting XI on a regular basis in September, and within two appearances, he got back to directly contributing to goals. Against the Galaxy, he assisted substitute Paul Arriola, marking his third assist this season. Morris is only one assist from tying his 2024 season's four-assist tally, and there is still time for him to bounce back from what has been a rough campaign for him thus far.
Available off bench vs. Chicago
Morris (quadriceps) is on the bench for Saturday's game against the Fire.
Analysis: Morris should be a key player for Seattle when healthy, and if things get complicated in this match, there's a high chance he could see minutes off the bench. If that's the case, those would be his first minutes since July 17, as the veteran forward has missed the Sounders' last five league matches while rehabbing from the injury.
Out four weeks with quad injury
Morris is likely to miss the next few weeks and may not return until after the Leagues Cup while works on his recovery from a quad issue, Michael Martinez of Cascadia FC reports.
Analysis: Morris is among Seattle's most important attacking players, a USMNT international whose work rate, direct running in behind, and finishing ability make him the player around whom the Sounders' offensive game plan is built. His quad injury is the most impactful new item in an already crowded Seattle injury report, and the club's ability to threaten consistently in the final third drops considerably without him available. With Morris expected to require multiple weeks to make a full recovery, Danny Musovski will look to take advantage of the opportunity to start in the front line for as long as the veteran is absent.
Scores and assists in 2-1 win
Morris scored one goal and assisted once from one shot and one chance created in Saturday's 2-1 win against FC Dallas.
Analysis: Morris made his first start since the opening day of the season when he came off after eight minutes with an injury. He scored his first goal of the season and provided his second assist of the year as he helped Seattle Sounders win 2-1. Both goals came in the first half. His goal came from his only shot on target of the season and his assist came from his only chance created of the match.
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