Colorado Rapids president Tim Hinchey traveled to London on Thursday amid .
The and would have the first chance at Howard’s rights if he were to sign with MLS.
Howard’s agent declined comment Thursday when asked if the Rapids had inquired about the 36-year-old goalkeeper.
The Rapids declined comment Thursday when asked if Hinchey was traveling to London to meet with Howard. They also declined comment on whether Hinchey’s trip was to visit Arsenal, a club also owned by Stan Kroenke.
The Rapids said Hinchey travels out of the country frequently for a number of different reasons.
Hinchey posted , his boarding pass on British Airways and what appears to be a glass of red wine.
A photo posted by Tim Hinchey III (@tkhinchey3)
From what we can see in the photo, Hinchey has a window seat on his flight and “World Traveller” status on British Airways. He’ll be treated to “complimentary drinks and a delicious assortment of fine foods designed by world renowned chefs,” in-flight entertainment options and “luxurious seats with greater recline,” .
Last week, Rapids coach Pablo Mastroeni declined to comment on Howard when asked by The Denver Post. that he did not believe the Rapids had had any contact with Howard.
Howard, who turns 37 on March 6, has logged more than 400 games for Everton and more than 100 games for the national team. He’s under contract with Everton through 2018.
