The 16 Best Minnesota United Players Ever

By YPB Team

Designated stars, cult-hero homegrowns and a global icon or two have worn the Loons crest since the NASL days. Who is the club's finest?

Miguel Ibarra — ranked #11
Miguel Ibarra
Homegrown-spirited winger whose NASL form earned him a USMNT call and cult-hero status.
1000pts
Emanuel Reynoso — ranked #22
Emanuel Reynoso
Argentine playmaker whose vision and goals made him the creative heartbeat of the Loons' best MLS sides.
883pts
Kevin Venegas — ranked #33
Kevin Venegas
Energetic full-back and NASL-to-MLS holdover who holds the club's career assists record.
734pts
Bongokuhle Hlongwane — ranked #44
Bongokuhle Hlongwane
Electric South African forward whose pace and energy made him a key attacking outlet for the Loons.
691pts
Christian Ramirez — ranked #55
Christian Ramirez
Prolific American striker and fan favorite who banged in goals across the NASL and early MLS years.
642pts
Robin Lod — ranked #66
Robin Lod
Versatile Finnish international whose consistency and goals made him a long-serving Loons mainstay.
642pts
Osvaldo Alonso — ranked #77
Osvaldo Alonso
Cuban midfield captain who scored the first-ever goal at Allianz Field and led the team's historic runs.
584pts
Kevin Molino — ranked #88
Kevin Molino
Trinidadian attacker whose clutch goals powered Minnesota through its early MLS seasons.
584pts
Darwin Quintero — ranked #99
Darwin Quintero
Colombian magician whose dazzling early goals and assists thrilled fans as the club's first true star.
513pts
Michael Boxall — ranked #1010
Michael Boxall
New Zealand center-back and defensive rock with the most MLS-era appearances in club history.
513pts
Dayne St. Clair — ranked #1111
Dayne St. Clair
Athletic goalkeeper and MLS All-Star who became the United States and club's standout shot-stopper.
513pts
Ike Opara — ranked #1212
Ike Opara
Commanding center-back whose dominant 2019 season anchored the club's first MLS playoff push.
513pts
Wil Trapp — ranked #1313
Wil Trapp
Composed midfield metronome and leader who set up an MLS-record back-to-back playoff assists.
513pts
Brent Kallman — ranked #1414
Brent Kallman
Minnesota-born center-back and one-club loyalist who spanned the NASL and MLS eras.
513pts
James Rodriguez — ranked #1515
James Rodriguez
Colombian superstar and 2014 World Cup Golden Boot winner who joined as the club's marquee signing.
513pts
Hassani Dotson — ranked #1616
Hassani Dotson
Versatile homegrown-style midfielder whose work rate and goals endeared him to Loons supporters.
428pts

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