The 2010 MLS SuperDraft took place on January 14, 2010, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as part of the MLS SuperDraft weekend events. The draft featured four rounds with 16 picks per round, totaling 64 selections from college soccer programs across the United States.
The first overall pick was Robbie Findley, a forward from the University of Utah, who was selected by Real Salt Lake. Other notable first-round selections included midfielder Andy Najar (D.C. United), defender Zach Loyd (FC Dallas), and forward Teal Bunbury (Sporting Kansas City). The draft class was considered strong in attacking talent, with several forwards and wingers taken early.
Many players from the 2010 SuperDraft went on to have successful MLS careers. Andy Najar became a key player for D.C. United and later earned international caps for Honduras, while Teal Bunbury developed into a reliable MLS striker. The draft helped stock rosters for the 2010 MLS season, which featured 16 teams and continued the league's expansion phase.
The 2010 SuperDraft was notable for being one of the last drafts before MLS began significantly increasing its focus on international signings and youth development, making it an important marker in the league's evolution toward its current player acquisition strategies.