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Minnesota United: 5 players who could leave this offseason

By Tyler Hanson

SAINT PAUL, MN - JUNE 2: Minnesota United midfielder Miguel Ibarra (10) lays on the ground after a missed play at the goal in the second half during an MLS soccer match at Allianz Field. (Photo by Leila Navidi/Star Tribune via Getty Images)
SAINT PAUL, MN - JUNE 2: Minnesota United midfielder Miguel Ibarra (10) lays on the ground after a missed play at the goal in the second half during an MLS soccer match at Allianz Field. (Photo by Leila Navidi/Star Tribune via Getty Images) /
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MONTREAL, QC – JULY 06: Rasmus Schuller #20 of Minnesota United FC runs against the Montreal Impact during the MLS game at Saputo Stadium on July 6, 2019 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Minnesota United FC defeated the Montreal Impact 3-2. (Photo by Minas Panagiotakis/Getty Images)
MONTREAL, QC – JULY 06: Rasmus Schuller #20 of Minnesota United FC runs against the Montreal Impact during the MLS game at Saputo Stadium on July 6, 2019 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Minnesota United FC defeated the Montreal Impact 3-2. (Photo by Minas Panagiotakis/Getty Images) /

4. Rasmus Schuller

This one has been all but confirmed, as Rasmus Schuller himself told a Finnish source in July that he feels like his development with Minnesota United is ‘quite done’, and that he plans on seeking new opportunities this offseason.

Schuller, who led the Loons in tackles in each of their first two MLS seasons, fell out of favor this season with the arrivals of midfielders Ozzie Alonso and Jan Gregus, and played just 900 minutes in his third year with the club.

He will spend the next few months back in his native Finland doing mandatory military training, and after that, a move to a club in Scandinavia seems like a likely next step for Schuller to continue his playing career. He is no longer needed — or used — in Minnesota. The time to depart has come.

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