season on April 6—nearly 8 months after tearing his ACL. He replaced Rubens in the 65th minute to a rapturous applause, sparking a comeback 1–1 tie with FC Edmonton in his 25-minute cameo. Restrepo forced what was later considered an own goal by the New York Cosmos in the 2014 NASL semi-final during extra-time. That goal would be the game winner and would send the eventual champions, San Antonio Scorpions, into the championship match. New York Cosmos On January 19, 2015, Restrepo signed with the New York Cosmos. Philadelphia Union On January 12, 2016, Restrepo signed with the Philadelphia Union for an undisclosed transfer fee. At the conclusion of the season, Restrepo's contract was declined by the Union after making 4 appearances for the club and 8 for its USL reserve team, Bethlehem Steel FC. Return to New York Cosmos On January 31, 2017, Restrepo re-signed with the New York Cosmos. Restrepo played 13 games for the Cosmos during the NASL's Spring Season, notching 2 goals and 2 assists. Tampa Bay Rowdies On July 20, he was released by New York in order to sign with the Tampa Bay Rowdies. San Antonio FC On November 20, 2018, USL side San Antonio FC announced the signing of Restropo. Career statistics Club Statistics accurate as of August 15, 2012 References External links Fort Lauderdale Strikers bio New York Cosmos bio NISL bio 1988 births Living people Colombian footballers American soccer players American sportspeople of Colombian descent Boyacá Chicó F.C. footballers Fort Lauderdale Strikers players San Antonio Scorpions players North American Soccer League players New York Cosmos (2010) players Philadelphia Union players Philadelphia Union II players Categoría Primera A players USL Championship players Major League Soccer players Tampa Bay Rowdies players Association football midfielders San Antonio FC players