The start of Minnesota United’s 10th season in MLS comes with a large amount of turnover that churns up big questions. In 2025, the Loons set a club record of 58 points and reached the Western Conference semifinals for a second straight postseason. The bar has been firmly set. But since November, Minnesota has seen its head coach, Eric Ramsay, exit for a return home to England to coach a second-tier club, West Bromwich Albion; reigning MLS goalkeeper of the year, Dayne St. Clair, leave in free agency for MLS super club Inter Miami; and United’s MLS-era leading goal scorer, Robin Lod, depart for a longer contract with Chicago Fire. The newcomers include longtime assistant Cameron Knowles...
