The Loons are close to signing a 21-year-old center back, as we start to see the fruits of their offseason plan to sign young players.
Minnesota United chief soccer officer Khaled El-Ahmad said at the beginning of the offseason that the team would focus on bringing in younger players, and the Loons may be about to acquire their first.
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On the cruelty of disappearing joy.
A blue-and-yellow party in Seattle sends the Bosnians through to the next round.
With 32 teams in the knockout round, it's hard to get eliminated from contention early.
