Harrison Heath
- Years with club: 2018 (Player); 2023–2024 (Staff)
- Position: Midfielder (Defensive Midfield / Central Midfield)
- Nationality: English / American (US Green Card holder)
Harrison Heath is a former Major League Soccer midfielder who joined Minnesota United FC as a player in December 2017, a move that reunited him with his father, then-Head Coach Adrian Heath. Known for his work rate and defensive solidity, he was a depth option in the midfield during the 2018 season. After his playing career, he returned to the club in a front-office capacity, serving in the club’s scouting department.
Key stats with Minnesota United (MLS, as a player):
- MLS regular season appearances: 4
- Goals: 0
- Assists: 0
- Acquisition: Traded from Atlanta United FC on December 10, 2017.
- Departure: Contract option declined at the end of the 2018 season.
Memorable moments:
- Father-son dynamic: His time with Minnesota United was his second stint playing under his father, Adrian Heath, having also played for him at Orlando City SC.
- Retirement: He announced his retirement from professional football on January 1, 2022, at the age of 25.
- Front-office role: After retiring, he successfully transitioned into the technical side of the game, taking a leadership role in Minnesota United’s scouting department in 2023.
- Key signing oversight: In his scouting role, he was notably involved in the acquisition of major signings for the Loons, including Finnish international striker Teemu Pukki in 2023.
Where is he now?:
- After leaving his role in the Minnesota United scouting department, Harrison Heath transitioned to coaching and technical work in the UK.
- As of late 2024, he serves as the Technical Director for Boys at West Essex FC in England.
