Today the New England Revolution of MLS announced they have resigned the 35-year-old who spent eight years with the Revs.
“It seems like just a long vacation that I had,” Ralston told the Boston Herald. “Obviously, things didn’t work out in St. Louis how a lot of people had planned (they would work out). I had an opportunity to come back here and felt like it was probably the right thing to do.”
“I think it’s a win-win situation for both sides,” Ralston said. “It clears up some money for them to help keep it afloat. For me, I’m like every player. I want to play at the highest level and I had a great opportunity to come back here.”
Ralston made two appearances with AC St. Louis after coming off rehab for ACL surgery. He made his debut on May 22 against the Tampa Bay Rowdies. He then started the May 29 match away against the NSC Minnesota Stars where he wore a brace on the knee but was very effective at right fullback.
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