Philadelphia Union fans and the soccer community are grieving the sudden loss of Holden Trent, the team’s goalkeeper, who passed away at just 25 years old. The club shared the heartbreaking news, honoring Trent’s memory as an exceptional athlete and person. While the cause of his death hasn’t been shared, the impact he left behind is clear.

The Union described Holden as much more than a dedicated player. He was a caring son, brother, fiancé, and friend who made a difference in the lives of those around him. His commitment and perseverance on the field were matched by his kindness and character off it. In their message, the team extended their heartfelt condolences to his family and fiancé and requested privacy for them during this difficult time.

Holden’s family also shared their own statement, thanking everyone for their thoughts and prayers. They expressed gratitude for the support they’ve received and announced that details about Holden’s memorial service would be shared in the coming days.

Major League Soccer (MLS) honored Trent as a young player with a promising future. The league acknowledged his strong spirit and praised his hard work with the Union’s goalkeeping team. To support his teammates and family during this time, MLS is working with the Union to offer resources and assistance.

Earlier this week, Holden was admitted to the ICU for unknown reasons, as seen from updates on his social media. This season, he played six matches with Philadelphia’s MLS Next Pro team, with his last game against New York Red Bulls II in June. His passing has left a void in the soccer world, and he will be greatly missed by his team, family, and fans.