Dean Boltz is trading in his days of watching from the stands to playing on the big stage.
By Chicago Fire FC picked Palatine, Illinois native and former University of Wisconsin player Dean Boltz in the 1st Round of the MLS Draft 2025. Dean Boltz , 18, was once in Palatine, playing for his club soccer team. Now, his talent is heading to the city to play at Soldier Field."There's just something about playing for your hometown team," Dean said.
"He and his sister started running around, kicking things in about 18 months," said Gregory Boltz, Dean's father.
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