2021 Minnesota United FC season explained

Season:2021
Mgrtitle:Head coach
Chrtitle:Owner
League Result:Conference: 5th
Overall: 11th
Cup1:MLS Cup Playoffs
Cup1 Result:Conf. Semi-Finals
Cup2 Result:Canceled
Largest Win:MIN 3–0 LAG (9/18)
Largest Loss:SEA 4–0 MIN (4/16)
SKC 4–0 MIN (9/15)
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The 2021 Minnesota United FC season was the club's twelfth season of existence, and fifth in Major League Soccer. Their season began on April 16, 2021 where they lost to the Seattle Sounders FC 4-0 in Seattle. The club will play its home matches at Allianz Field in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The club reached the MLS Cup Playoffs for a third consecutive year, but lost in their first match to the Portland Timbers.

Competitions

MLS regular season

See main article: 2021 Major League Soccer season.

Standings

Western Conference

MLS Cup Playoffs

U.S. Open Cup

See main article: 2021 U.S. Open Cup.

The 2021 edition of the U.S. Open Cup was initially postponed before being fully canceled on July 20, 2021.[1]

Statistics

Appearances and goals

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Assists and shutouts

+ Assists
RankPlayerNationAssistsMatches PlayedMinutes Played
1610 788
2415 1216
3321 1678
4221 1375
517 128
19 393
114 754
118 1178
122 1829
122 1943
124 2121
+ Shutouts
RankPlayerNationShutoutsMatches PlayedMinutes Played
1Tyler Miller9211890
2Dayne St. Clair04360

Club

Roster

No.NameNationalityPositionDate of birth (Age)Signed from
Goalkeepers
1GK1993 3, df=yes Los Angeles FC
30Adrian ZendejasGK1995 8, df=yes Nashville SC
97GK1997 5, df=yes Maryland Terrapins
99Fred Emmings (HGP)GK2004 2, df=yes MNUFC Academy
Defenders
2Noah BillingsleyDF1997 8, df=yes UC Santa Barbara
4Callum MontgomeryDF1997 5, df=yes FC Dallas
12Bakaye DibassyDF1989 8, df=yes Amiens SC
14Brent KallmanDF1990 10, df=yes Minnesota United FC (NASL)
15Michael BoxallDF1988 8, df=yes SuperSport United
19Romain MétanireDF1990 3, df=yes Stade Reims
22Jukka RaitalaDF1988 9, df=yes Montreal Impact
26DJ TaylorDF1997 8, df=yes North Carolina FC
36Nabilai KibunguchyDF1998 1, df=yes UC Davis Aggies
77Chase GasperDF1996 1, df=yes FC Golden State Force
Midfielders
5Jacori HayesMF1995 6, df=yes FC Dallas
6Osvaldo AlonsoMF1985 11, df=yes Seattle Sounders FC
7Franco FragapaneMF1993 2, df=yes Talleres
8Ján Greguš (DP)MF1991 1, df=yes Copenhagen
10Emanuel Reynoso (DP)MF1995 11, df=yes Boca Juniors
11Niko HansenMF1994 9, df=yes Houston Dynamo FC
13Ethan FinlayMF1990 8, df=yes Columbus Crew SC
17Robin LodMF1993 4, df=yes Sporting Gijón
18Joseph Rosales (on loan from CA Independiente)MF2000 11, df=yes CA Independiente
20Wil TrappMF1993 1, df=yes Inter Miami CF
24Justin McMasterMF1999 6, df=yes Wake Forest Demon Deacons
25Aziel Jackson (HGP)MF2001 10, df=yes New York Red Bulls
31Hassani DotsonMF1997 8, df=yes Lane United FC
-Thomás Chacón (on loan to Liverpool)MF2000 8, df=yes Danubio
Forwards
9Fanendo AdiFW1990 10, df=yesFree agent
21Juan AgudeloFW1992 11, df=yes Inter Miami CF
23Adrien Hunou (DP)FW1994 1, df=yes Rennes
29Patrick WeahFW2003 12, df=yes Saint Louis Billikens

Notes and References

  1. News: Straus . Brian . July 20, 2021 . U.S. Soccer Cancels Open Cup for Second Straight Year, Sets 2022 Plan . . June 23, 2023.