Terrence Boyd’s club may be flying high in the German Bundesliga right now, but the U.S. international is searching for some quality playing time and could be making his way to MLS soon.

According to ESPN, the 25-year-old forward visited the New York Red Bulls recently and is hoping to be loaned from RB Leipzig for the next MLS season.

.@TBoyd91 is looking to be going on loan with @NewYorkRedBulls for the 2017 @MLS season. Took a tour of the facilities last week.

— Taylor Twellman (@TaylorTwellman) December 12, 2016

Hampered by knee injuries — including a torn ACL in late 2014 — over recent years, Boyd has yet to make an appearance for RB Leipzig’s first team, who are tied for first in the Bundesliga, this season.

The U.S. Men’s National Team forward moved to Leipzig in 2014 after tallying 37 goals in 80 matches across all competitions for Austrian club Rapid Vienna from 2012 to 2014.

Born to an American father and a German mother in Bremen, Germany, Boyd spent part of his youth in Queens, N.Y., before returning to Europe.