Brandon Vazquez rejoined Major League Soccer on Monday when Austin announced it reached a transfer agreement to acquire the 26-year-old forward from Mexican club Monterrey. Vazquez agreed to a four-year contract that incudes an option for 2029.

Austin FC acquired U.S. striker Brandon Vazquez from Mexico's CF Monterrey for a club-record transfer fee on Monday. The club did not disclose the amount, but multiple reports put the fee at $10 million for the former MLS All-Star.

Austin FC has landed Brandon Vazquez in a club-record transfer from Monterrey. The U.S. men's national team striker returns to MLS just one year after leaving FC Cincinnati to join the Liga MX side. GiveMeSport reported that Austin FC paid $10 million to land the 26-year-old, meaning Monterrey made a profit after paying $7.5 million one year ago.

In what at first glance appears to be a major get for the club, Austin FC signed forward Brandon Vazquez from Mexican side C.F. Monterrey for a club-record transfer fee to a four-year deal through 2028, it announced Monday. The amount of the transfer fee was not disclosed.

Brandon Vazquez is on his way back to MLS. Austin FC acquired the veteran forward in a permanent deal from Liga MX club Monterrey, both sides announced Monday. Vazquez signed a Designated Player contract through 2028 which includes an option for 2029.

Austin FC are in the midst of a busy week, with a deal being finalized to sign Brandon Vazquez while nearing a deal to transfer Sebastian Driussi.