Bill Hamid is training with Bob Bradley and English Premier League club Swansea City, according to The Washington Post’s Steven Goff.
Goff reported on Monday that Hamid is “training informally” with Swansea, who are co-owned by United managing general owner Jason Levien.
Hamid, 25, has been hampered by injuries since winning MLS Goalkeeper of the Year in 2014, appearing in just 25 regular-season games in 2015 before making just 20 regular-season appearances this season. While he’s had issues remaining on the field, he’s performed well when healthy, posting an 8-3-9 record and placing among the league leaders with a 73.1 save percentage in 2016.
