The Colorado Rapids and head coach Chris Armas have mutually parted ways after his contract expired following their 2025 season, the club announced Monday.

Armas spent two seasons (2024-25) with the Rapids, who went 33W-36L-13D across all competitions during his tenure.

Colorado made the Audi MLS Cup Playoffs during Armas' first year, earning the Western Conference No. 7 seed (50 points). This year, they finished 11th in the West and missed the postseason (41 points).

Discussions regarding a contract extension took place, but Armas and the Rapids agreed to move in different directions. 

"We’re grateful to Chris for the professionalism and passion he brought to the club," said Rapids president Pádraig Smith.

"He helped our group take meaningful steps forward over the past two seasons

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