Miles Robinson

Robinson has represented the United States at the under-20 and under-23 levels. In 2013, he was invited to train with the under-18 side. Following his freshman season at Syracuse, Robinson was called into the under-20 side by Tab Ramos. In July 2016, Robinson started in every match for the under-20's during the 2016 NTC Invitational. On March 19, 2019, Robinson was named by Jason Kreis into the under-23 side which would play three friendlies that month in preparation for 2020 Olympic qualification. He made his debut for the team on March 22 against Egypt, coming on as a halftime substitute in the 2–0 defeat. In February 2021, Robinson was selected again by Kreis into the preliminary roster prior for qualification but was not released by Atlanta United as they were preparing for the upcoming 2021 season. On August 28, 2019, Robinson was called into the senior national team by Gregg Berhalter for two September friendlies against Mexico and Uruguay. He proceeded to make his international debut on September 6 against Mexico at MetLife Stadium, coming on as a 58th-minute substitute in a 3–0 defeat. In December 2019, after returning to Atlanta United injured, thus missing the MLS playoffs, his club declined to release Robinson for the January 2020 friendlies. He would return to the national team setup in January 2021, being called into camp that month. On January 31, Robinson scored his first international goal against Trinidad and Tobago, the fifth in a 7–0 victory in Orlando. In…

Club

As of match played October 10, 2026

International

As of match played September 29, 2026

As of match played September 29, 2026. United States score listed first, score column indicates score after each Robinson goal.

FC Boston

Following the 2015 college season, Robinson joined FC Boston, the semi-professional outfit of his youth club FC Boston Bolts, in the Premier Development League. He made his debut on May 21, 2016, against F.A. Euro, starting in the 3–1 away victory. Robinson played six matches during his time with FC Boston and following the season, was named as the top defender among college prospects by the United Soccer League.

Atlanta United

On January 4, 2017, Robinson elected to leave Syracuse early and signed a Generation Adidas contract with Major League Soccer, allowing him to be selected in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft. Robinson was selected as the second overall pick in the draft on January 13 by expansion side Atlanta United

Loan to Charleston Battery

On May 23, 2017, after only appearing on the bench for Atlanta United, Robinson joined United Soccer League club Charleston Battery on a short-term loan. He made his professional debut for Charleston two days later in their 1–0 away victory over Bethlehem Steel, partnering with Taylor Mueller. On July 26, Robinson scored his first goal for the Battery, an 11th-minute opener in a 2–2 draw against the Pittsburgh Riverhounds.

Return to Atlanta United

On June 14, 2017, Robinson returned from his loan with Charleston Battery temporarily to make his debut for Atlanta United in their U.S. Open Cup match against the Battery themselves. He started next to Anton Walkes as Atlanta United won 3–2.…

Robinson was raised in Arlington, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston. His interest in soccer began when watching his older sister, Rebecca, play in local matches and he began playing organized soccer when he was four years old. He attended Arlington High School, where he played for the school's basketball team. During his junior season, Robinson was the Middlesex League co-MVP and lead his team in scoring, assists, rebounds, and steals. John Bowler, his basketball coach at Arlington, praised Robinson's abilities on the court: "His IQ, where he is supposed to be and changing speeds, is just unbelievable. Even though you know he's quick, he'll lull you to sleep. If you relax for a second, with one step, he's right by you." In soccer, Robinson was part of the youth team at FC Boston Bolts, meaning he couldn't participate with the soccer team at Arlington High School. Brian Ainscough, the chief executive officer for the Bolts, singled out Robinson's build and potential at a young age: "He was this kid that was 5-foot-9, with a size-13 shoe, looking like Bambi... We're lucky we have him as a soccer player, so be happy with that."