Atlanta United loaning 3 to Charleston for 2 games

Atlanta United will loan goalkeeper Alex Tamabakis, centerhalf Miles Robinson and midfielder Chris Goslin to Charleston, its USL affiliate, for its two games this week.

The Battery will play at Bethlehem Steel in Pennsylvania on Thursday, and at New York Red Bulls II on Sunday. None of the three players being loaned have appeared for Atlanta United this season. Robinson, the team’s first draft pick, and Tambakis, its first-ever signing, have made the game-day 18 for Atlanta United at least one time each.

The Battery (6-1-2), featuring Atlanta United loanees Romario Williams and Jeffrey Otoo, are atop the Eastern Conference in the USL. Bethlehem (3-5-0) is in ninth and Red Bulls (3-5-2) are in seventh.

Atlanta United will host NYCFC on Sunday at Georgia Tech’s Bobby Dodd Stadium.

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