D.C. United has accepted a reported $3 million offer from RSC Anderlecht for their young right back, Andy Najar. We’ve gathered some of our fellow capital area soccer writers to share their analysis.

It’s been a quiet off-season, but here’s a roundup of D.C. United news from the past few days.

It’s been a quiet off-season for D.C. United, but here’s some DCU-related news you may have missed in the past few weeks.

Despite a largely positive performance, United paid the price for their lack of experience Saturday evening and could only muster a draw against their over-caffeinated rivals.

Just 72 hours removed from a gut-wrenching 1-1 draw against Philadelphia on Sunday evening, D.C. United regained its winning form at home last night, soundly defeating the Chicago Fire 4-2.

Faced with multiple injuries, a hostile environment and an opponent ready to pressure them from the opening whistle, D.C. United continued their road woes Saturday, falling 2-1 to Sporting Kansas City.

Well, they scored. And Andy Najar looked even more like the next big thing. But just like last Thursday night, United once again offered little else in the way of inspiring soccer on their way to a 2-1 defeat to the Los Angeles Galaxy in front of 17,688 at RFK Stadium last night. Edson Buddle also scored for the visitors, who used a good bit of fortune — a handball off of the hand of…

It wasn’t so much that last night’s D.C. United match was boring. But, just like most of United’s games this season, it just wasn’t very fulfilling. In a game with a dynamic, young talent on both sides of the field, it was somewhat unfair that the winning goal in the dying minutes came from Roger Levesque on a less-than-glamorous, if physically impressive, header to Troy Perkins’ right side. Young stars Andy Najar and Fredy Montero…