Tracking former Loons across MLS ahead of the 2026 roster compliance deadline
With the 2026 MLS roster compliance deadline arriving tonight at 7 p.m. CT, clubs across the league are putting the final touches on their squads. As the new campaign kicks off this weekend, there are 14 former Minnesota United players scattered across 13 different MLS rosters. Here is a quick look at the familiar faces we will be keeping an eye on this year.
We’ll update this article if things change after the deadline.
Update (3:30 pm, Feb. 21, 2026): LA Galaxy has waived Christian Ramirez
Caden Clark, DC United
Caden Clark is looking to make a consistent impact as a creative force for D.C. United. He remains an intriguing young talent to watch as he continues to develop his game in the nation’s capital.
Hassani Dotson, Seattle Sounders FC
After a long tenure in Minnesota, Dotson was traded to the Seattle Sounders in the offseason. He brings his trademark work rate and versatility to a strong Seattle midfield.
Raheem Edwards, Toronto FC
Edwards brings his veteran experience and wide play to Toronto FC, looking to be a difference-maker for the Canadian club.
Aziel Jackson, Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Jackson joins Zendejas in Vancouver, bringing his promising attacking flair and creative energy to the Whitecaps’ midfield setup.
Sang Bin Jeong, St. Louis City SC
The speedy forward continues to ply his trade with St. Louis City SC, where he hopes to consistently spark the attack with his dynamic runs.
Robin Lod, Chicago Fire
After cementing his legacy as Minnesota’s all-time leading goal scorer, Lod signed with Chicago Fire in the offseason as a free agent. He will look to bring his versatile attacking skillset to a Fire squad aiming to make noise this year.
Eric Miller, Portland Timbers
The Woodbury native remains a steady, reliable defensive option for the Portland Timbers as they begin their 2026 campaign in the Pacific Northwest.
Tyler Miller, Charlotte FC
Miller continues his MLS journey as a veteran presence between the pipes for Charlotte FC. He will be looking to secure crucial minutes in goal as Charlotte kicks off their season.
Francesco Montali, San Jose Earthquakes
Montali remains in California, where he is working to earn minutes and establish himself within the San Jose Earthquakes’ goalkeeping corps.
Christian Ramirez, LA Galaxy
A long-time fan favorite, Ramirez continues to provide a reliable veteran spark and goal-scoring instincts for the LA Galaxy attack.
Greg Ranjitsingh, New York City FC
Ranjitsingh continues his career out east, providing valuable goalkeeping depth and experience for New York City FC.
Joseph Rosales, Austin FC
Rosales is gearing up for his latest campaign with Austin FC, where he has carved out a solid role in the midfield. He and his squad will actually open their season hosting Minnesota United this weekend.
Dayne St. Clair, Inter Miami
Following his stellar Goalkeeper of the Year campaign, St. Clair made a blockbuster move in free agency to join the defending MLS Cup champions, Inter Miami. He steps into a high-profile role for a star-studded roster looking to defend their title.
Adrian Zendejas, Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Zendejas continues to offer reliable depth and compete for time in the goalkeeper rotation up north for the Vancouver Whitecaps.
We’ll know more after the 7 p.m. CT deadline as all the clubs report their final roster decisions. But, if you notice any errors or omissions, please let us know!
