New York City FC have been without a head coach since November, but have named Pascal Jansen as their new boss before the 2025 season.

New York City FC has its new coach. Pascal Jansen was formally announced as the club’s next head coach on Monday after City dismissed former head coach Nick Cushing following the team’s conference semifinals loss to the rival Red Bulls.

New York City FC named Pascal Jansen as its new head coach, replacing Nick Cushing, who was fired in November.

Pascal Jansen has officially been appointed the next head coach of New York City Football Club (NYCFC) on a contract that will run through 2028, the team announced Monday. Born in London, the 51-year-old has extensive managerial experience,

Pascal Jansen's work as Arne Slot's successor at AZ Alkmaar opened the way to a four-year contract with New York City FC.

Pascal Jansen was hired Monday to replace Nick Cushing as coach of Major League Soccer team New York City and given a four-year contract, a week after leaving Hungarian club Ferencvaros in the middle of the season.

The 51-year-old Dutch manager will take over the reigns at the Eastern Conference MLS side, which lost in Eastern Conference semifinals last year