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NEW YORK — Nashville midfielder Hany Mukhtar was voted Major League Soccer's MVP after leading the league with 23 goals and 11 assist. The 27-year-old German had 21 goals and seven assists in his final 22 games. He received 48.03% in voting by players, media and team officials. Austin forward Sebastián Driussi was second with 16.8% and Philadelphia goalkeeper Andre Blake third with 7.87%. Mukhtar is the sixth European-born player to win the award. No American has been voted MVP since Chicago Fire forward Mike Magee in 2013.
