TAMPA, Fla. – The USL Championship today announced the Team of the Week for Week 4 of the 2025 regular season, with Loudoun United FC forward Abdellatif Aboukoura named Player of the Week presented by Konami eFootball with his second professional brace.

The 20-year-old Fairfax, Va. native led Loudoun United FC to its first victory against Rhode Island FC, recording a five-minute, first-half brace to propel Loudoun to a 2-0 victory against the reigning Eastern Conference champions at Segra Field. Now with four goals through his first four league matches, the former Egypt youth international earned his first career Player of the Month honor.

"We are feeling good, but it's always one game at a time," Aboukoura said. "We've had a strong start to the season, now it's time to put our heads down and keep on working towards our goal."

"We wanted to come out here, in our home opener, and be aggressive, assertive, and put [Rhode Island FC] under pressure," said Loudoun Head Coach Ryan Martin. "We accomplished all those things. Seems like they struggled to break us down, we held our own in the box and looked very comfortable. A good way to bounce back after Louisville."

The Championship's Player of the Week is selected by the USL National Media Panel, which is made up of representatives from each media market in the Championship. Aboukoura finished with 64%, while Colorado Springs' Marco Micaletto finished second on 18%.

GK – Alex Tambakis, New Mexico United: The 32-year-old 'keeper recorded his second consecutive clean sheet to extend New Mexico's winning streak to three. Tambakis tallied six saves, 17 recoveries, and completed 76% of his passes.

D – Carlos Guzmán, Monterey Bay FC: The Mexican defender scored his first of the season, opening the scoring in the third minute of Monterey Bay FC's 3-1 victory over Phoenix Rising FC. In addition to winning all seven of his duels, Guzmán recorded eight completed long passes, five recoveries, four clearances, three fouls won, and completed 86% of his passes.

D – Beto Ydrach, Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC: In his fourth professional match, the 23-year-old Puerto Rico international registered an assist on Pittsburgh's second goal in a 2-0 victory against Birmingham Legion FC. Ydrach added nine clearances and nine recoveries, while winning all five of his aerial duels and completing 80% of his passes.

D – Wahab Ackwei, El Paso Locomotive FC: Ackwei scored the match-winner in the 86th minute of El Paso's 2-1 victory against Hartford Athletic, tallying his first for the club. The Ghanaian also totaled nine clearances, five completed long passes, four duels won, three recoveries, two tackles won, all while completing 85% of his passes.

D – Arthur Rogers, FC Tulsa: The former USL League One Golden Playmaker provided his first assist of the season, helping Taylor Calheira score Tulsa's winner in the 87th minute against Sacramento Republic FC. Rogers finished with six accurate long balls, five duels won, four chances created and four clearances.

M – Jorge Hernández, San Antonio FC: Hernández scored his second goal in three matches to help San Antonio erase a two-goal deficit and emerge victorious against Lexington SC. The 24-year-old added nine recoveries, seven duels won, five fouls won, and completed 79% of his passes.

M – Marco Micaletto, Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC: Micaletto made the most of his 51 minutes on the pitch, bagging his first USL Championship brace after subbing on in the 39th minute of Colorado Springs' 3-2 victory in Indy. The 29-year-old finished with three recoveries, three duels won, two clearances and two fouls won.

M – Jimmy Medranda, San Antonio FC: The 31-year-old Colombian scored his first goal for San Antonio with a spectacular first-half strike to spark SAFC's 3-2 comeback victory against Lexington SC before assisting Jake LaCava's 83rd-minute winner. Medranda added eight recoveries, five duels won and three successful dribbles.

M – Adrian Rebollar, Monterey Bay FC: Rebollar's first goal of the season served as Monterey Bay's winner in its 3-1 victory against Phoenix Rising FC. The 25-year-old totaled four of six duels won, three recoveries, two chances created and two fouls won.

F – Abdellatif Aboukoura, Loudoun United FC: Enjoying the most productive start to a season in his fourth year as a professional, Aboukoura registered his first brace since June 2022 in Loudoun's 2-0 victory against Rhode Island FC. The 20-year-old finished with a 94% passing accuracy rate, three duels won and two completed dribbles.

F – Luiz Fernando, New Mexico United: Fernando provided the winner for New Mexico - his first goal for the club - in the 70th minute of the club's 1-0 victory at Miami FC. The Brazilian also created three chances, won four of five duels and won all three tackles.

Coach – Luke Spencer, FC Tulsa: Spencer closed out his first month as a head coach by leading Tulsa to its first victory against Sacramento Republic FC in the pair's 15th meeting. Across all competitions this season, Spencer has helped Tulsa start the season with four wins out of five matches - a first for the 11-year-old club.

Bench: Damian Las (LOU), Freddy Kleemann (SAC), Robbie Mertz (PIT), Drew Skundrich (LDN), Maalique Foster (IND), Ray Serrano (LOU), Evan Conway (NC)