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Loons leadership: ‘We did everything we could’ to re-sign Dayne St. Clair

Story byPioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn. (Andy Greder/Pioneer Press/TNS)Andy Greder, Pioneer PressThu, December 18, 2025 at 11:33 PM UTC·4 min readThe top tier of Minnesota United’s leadership — owner Bill McGuire, CEO Shari Ballard and Chief Soccer Officer Khaled El-Ahmad — met with free agent goalkeeper Dayne St.

Loons leadership: ‘We did everything we could’ to re-sign Dayne St. Clair

Credit: (Andy Greder/Pioneer Press/TNS)

Key Highlights

  • Clair on Sunday. The pitch was clear: the Loons were serious in their effort to retain the 2025 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year with a new multi-year contract that would keep the 28-year-old Canadian in Minnesota. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“We offered him a very good package that would have made him, I think, a top two or top three-paid goalkeeper in the league,” El-Ahmad told reporters in a video call Thursday.
  • “… We like Dayne.
  • We valued him and still value him because he is a good person and a great professional.
  • We did everything we could, and ultimately it’s Dayne’s decision and we respect that.”St.
  • Clair is nearing a deal with Inter Miami, according to The Athletic, which will pay him significantly less than what he could have earned in Minnesota. To be among the highest paid in MLS, the sum offered from MNUFC to St.
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