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Atlanta United dominating MLS jersey sales

Atlanta United midfielder Miguel Almiron (left) celebrates his goal against Columbus Crew with Josef Martinez for a 3-1 victory during the second half in a MLS soccer match on Sunday, August 19, 2018, in Atlanta. Martinez had an assist on the goal and also tied the MLS season scoring record with his 27th goal during the first half.  Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com
Atlanta United midfielder Miguel Almiron (left) celebrates his goal against Columbus Crew with Josef Martinez for a 3-1 victory during the second half in a MLS soccer match on Sunday, August 19, 2018, in Atlanta. Martinez had an assist on the goal and also tied the MLS season scoring record with his 27th goal during the first half. Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com
Oct 22, 2018

Atlanta United has two players in the top five of jersey sales this year on MLSstore.com, according to information released by the league on Monday.

Josef Martinez, who leads MLS with 30 goals, is No. 3. Miguel Almiron, with 12 goals and 14 assists, is No. 5. The Five Stripes lead all teams with five players in the top 25. The last three are Ezequiel Barco (10th), Darlington Nagbe (15th) and Hector Villalba (18th).

Atlanta United leads the league in attendance and needs to win Sunday’s game at Toronto to clinch its first Supporters’ Shield.

More information, from the league:

The top-selling jerseys on MLSStore.com

1. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, LA Galaxy

2. Carlos Vela, LAFC

3. Josef Martinez, Atlanta United

4. Wayne Rooney, D.C. United

5. Miguel Almiron, Atlanta United

6. Bastian Schweinsteiger, Chicago Fire

7. David Villa, NYCFC

8. Sebastian Giovinco, Toronto FC

9. Clint Dempsey, Seattle Sounders

10. Ezequiel Barco, Atlanta United

11. Diego Valeri, Portland Timbers

12. Diego Rossi, LAFC

13. Bradley Wright-Phillips, New York Red Bulls

14. Giovani dos Santos, LA Galaxy

15. Darlington Nagbe, Atlanta United

16. Jozy Altidore, Toronto FC

17. Alphonso Davies, Vancouver Whitecaps

18. Hector Villalba, Atlanta United

19. Dom Dwyer, Orlando City

20. Luciano Acosta, D.C. United

21. Graham Zusi, Sporting KC

22. Cristian Roldan, Seattle Sounders

23. Darwin Quintero Jr., Minnesota United

24. Paul Arriola, D.C. United

25, Diego Chara, Portland Timbers

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Doug Roberson covers the Atlanta United and Major League Soccer.

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