With the 2021 college season in the rearview mirror, top players around the country have a decision to make.

For many, it's already been decided. The MLS Draft is done and dusted, with eight Generation adidas signings departing the college ranks early.

As the offseason picks up pace and pro signings continues, the slow trickle of players leaving will come to a close. Given that it's preseason, teams will be signing Homegrown players from college and directly from their academies.

Keep tabs with the announced moves below.

2022 early departures, Homegrown signings

Indiana forward Victor Bezerra signs with Chicago Fire

Georgetown junior Dante Polvara joins Aberdeen FC

UCLA goalkeeper Justin Garces signs with Atlanta United

Stanford senior midfielder Will Richmond joins San Jose Earthquakes

Eight players sign Generation adidas contracts with Major League Soccer

Georgetown midfielder Chris Hegardt signs Homegrown contract with Charlotte FC

Dylan Teves stays local, signs with Seattle Sounders from UW

North Carolina forward Tega Ikoba joins Timbers after freshman season

Julio Benitz, Jude Wellings sign with Real Salt Lake

RSL adds two more player from the academy on Homegrown deals

Niko Tsakiris signs with San Jose Earthquakes

Birmingham Legion FC signs Matthew Corcoran

New York City FC adds Homegrown trio

Noel Beck joins New England Revolution

Atlanta United announces addition of Caleb Wiley

DeAndre Kerr signs with Toronto FC

Zach Ryan joins New York Red Bulls

Georgetown standout Will Sands signs with Columbus Crew

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