After nearly a decade as a professional with D.C. United, it appears that Bill Hamid’s time with the club is coming to an end. Steve Goff of the Washington Post first tweeted on Wednesday afternoon that Hamid had his sights set on a new destination, followed up by this report. Hamid, who was signed as United’s first-ever homegrown player in 2009, is the team leader in wins for a goalkeeper, saves, and shutouts.
When reached for confirmation by Black and Red United, D.C. United declined to comment.
The recent acquisition of Steve Clark, United’s starter in the last few games even after Hamid recovered from a back injury, seemed to indicate that United were planning for a future without the services of Hamid.