Dor Turgeman Shines in MLS with Goal and Assist
Israeli forward Dor Turgeman continued his impressive form in Major League Soccer (MLS) on Sunday night, contributing a goal and an assist to New England Revolution's 2-1 victory over Chicago Fire. Turgeman, who has been increasingly finding his rhythm in the league, was instrumental in his team's win.
He opened the scoring in the 39th minute, finding himself alone against the goalkeeper and powerfully striking the ball into the far corner. Shortly after halftime, in the 47th minute, Turgeman made a strong run down the left wing and delivered a sharp cross that found teammate Peyton Miller, who tapped in for New England's second goal.
Chicago Fire managed to pull one back in the 62nd minute through Maren Haile-Selassie. Notably, Robert Lewandowski played the full 90 minutes for Chicago but did not score.
Turgeman was substituted in the 81st minute, replaced by fellow Israeli teammate Eilay Feingold. He received the highest rating among all players on the field for his performance. This season, Turgeman has scored 7 goals and provided 5 assists in 25 appearances. He was acquired from Maccabi Tel Aviv in the summer of 2025 for $4.7 million.
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