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I don't think anyone is a villain here, but the reality remains: Minnesota United needs more money. In the end, this may be a move that makes both teams better in the long run. In the short run? Well... Good luck, Hank! callupastorm.com/kahled-el-ah...

callupastorm.comKahled El-Ahmad Leaves the Lakes, Heads for El TreeWell, this may explain some of the Loons’ irritating inaction so far this window. By now you have assuredly heard/seen/read that Minnesota United is parting company with their chief soccer officer...

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worldwideandlocal.bsky.social

@worldwideandlocal.bsky.social

21 Aug

The day we gave up trying to win 2 titles by selling Tani without a loan back is the day everything changed. We gave up a US Open Cup/MLS Cup shot for an extra couple mil. In a year both LA teams were down. More Twins than even the Twins. Was the day the music died.

Call Up A Storm

@callupastorm.com

22 Aug

The one thing that changed my opinion of that deal — which definitely put a cap on the season, agreed there — is that Tani wanted to go. Once the bid over $7m came in, he asked the team to take it. If we want good young players to come here, we have to be willing to sell them on to bigger things.

worldwideandlocal.bsky.social

@worldwideandlocal.bsky.social

23 Aug

We needed him for the last 3 months of the year. I agree you sell him & allow him to pursue his dream, but they had to be firm the club has an opportunity to win big trophies the last 3 months. There’s no point otherwise. In 10 years we’ll still be looking at an empty trophy room wondering what if.