Player Bio

Dominic Cervi

U.S. National Team: MNT
Position: Goalkeeper
Date Of Birth: July 9, 1986
Height: 6-6
Weight: 205
Hometown: Norman, Okla.
Club: Celtic (Scotland)

An imposing figure in the goal, Dominic Cervi has been part of the national team setup since his call-in to the U-23 Men's National Team for 2008 CONCACAF Olympic qualifying. He moved to famed Scottish club Celtic later in the year, and had recently gone on loan to Dundee United in the Scottish Premier League.

First called into a Men's National Team camp in 2008 when he trained with the team ahead of their friendlies against England, Spain and Argentina.
Most recently was in the United States squad for the 1-0 victory against South Africa on Nov. 17, 2010, in the Nelson Mandela Challenge.

U.S. Nat’l Team
Professional
College
Personal

2010: Part of the U.S. squad that defeated South Africa 1-0 on Nov. 17, 2010 … 2008: Trained with the U.S. Men's National Team in June ahead of a friendly against England at Wembley ... Under-23s: Part of the U-23 roster for 2008 CONCACAF Olympic qualifying … Started for the U.S. in a 1-0 loss to Honduras … Part of the 22 player U-23 roster in the Toulon International Tournament in Toulon, France … First Appearance: None First Goal: None

2010: Sent on a one-month loan to Dundee In early December … 2008: Drafted by the Chicago Fire with the 12th overall pick in MLS SuperDraft … Signed by Scottish powerhouse Celtic after making two appearances on the club’s reserve team.

Made 31 starts for the Golden Hurricane … Earned All-Conference USA First Team and NSCAA All-Midwest Region Second Team honors in 2007… Reached the quarterfinals at the 2004 Division I Men's College Cup.

Currently holds an Italian and American passport … Parents are Don and Carol ...His father, Don, played football at Wake Forest … Favorite music is Red Dirt Country … Plays golf in the offseason … Reluctantly lists his best skill outside of soccer as “playing Xbox.”