Is It Time for a Goalkeeper Change at FC Cincinnati? | Celentano Struggles Continue

Is it time for FC Cincinnati to make a change at goalkeeper? Roman Celentano has just two MLS clean sheets this season, a 58.8% save percentage that ranks third-worst in MLS, and FC Cincinnati is allowing 2.3 goals per match, the second-highest mark in the league. After another match where FCC conceded multiple goals and Celentano was unable to keep Houston off the scoresheet, we debate whether the Orange and Blue should continue with Celentano or give Evan Louro an opportunity between the posts.

Celentano has been FC Cincinnati’s starting goalkeeper since the club’s early MLS years and has established himself as one of the most important players on the roster, but the numbers this season raise a legitimate question about whether a change could help FCC defensively. We break down his recent performances, the team’s defensive issues in front of him, and whether the problems are bigger than just the goalkeeper — or if it’s time for Louro to get a chance.

Is a goalkeeper change actually the answer for FC Cincinnati, or does the team need to fix the defensive problems happening in front of whoever is in net? Let us know what you think in the comments.