MNUFC finished its transfer window with another intriguing move - but if the Loons are going anywhere in 2026, it'll be with the team it already had.
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The underlying numbers say that the Loons have played well post-World Cup. But the results don't begin to match.
Minnesota's moves are one loan out, one signing in, and two contract extensions.
This is probably not how Hank Stebbins wanted to get a top job in MLS - but now, the interim Chief Soccer Officer has to steer the MNUFC ship.
MNUFC2 head coach Fanendo Adi was the right coach in the right place at the right time, for Loons striker Marcus Caldeira.
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The Loons take on Atlanta - and celebrate ten years as a club.
Marcus Caldeira keeps making things happen.... and now, he's given the MNUFC coaching staff something to think about.
Aziel Jackson returns to Minnesota, in a reversal of a departure than many fans didn't love in the first place.
Joaquín Pereyra pushed Minnesota to its first victory in months, outlining just how important he - and players like him - are to the Loons.
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A good performance for the Loons - overshadowed by the (lack of) occasion.
Minnesota United isn't throwing away the plan... just trying to execute it.
MNUFC's coaches and players hear the boos, and they don't blame the fans. Admitting there's a problem is a step in the right direction, but what comes next?
On October 6, St. Paul will host a renewing of one of the great rivalries in sports, by which we mean people from Racine against the forces of good.
Minnesota had a lot of good moments against San Diego... but close wasn't quite enough for three points.
Emptying the notebook ahead of the Loons taking on San Diego.
Minnesota sits at .500, and has one of the lowest payrolls in the league. They're hovering right around the playoff line. Fans can be bitingly critical of the perceived lack of investment from the ownership suite, and as the deadline to add to the team approaches, many are