Minnesota United Players Set for International Duty During FIFA Window
Minnesota United FC has announced the call-up of 10 players to represent their national teams during the upcoming FIFA International Window in June. Notable inclusions are goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair and forward Tani Oluwaseyi, who will play for Canada in the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup. They’ll kick off their tournament against fellow teammate Joseph Rosales and Honduras on June 17 in Vancouver.
Midfielder Alejandro Bran will join Costa Rica as they engage in World Cup qualifiers and the Gold Cup, while Robin Lod is set to compete for Finland in their World Cup qualifying campaign against the Netherlands and Poland.
Additionally, defender Michael Boxall will lead New Zealand against Côte d’Ivoire and Ukraine, while Carlos Harvey looks to continue his strong performance with Panama in qualifiers against Belize and Nicaragua.
MNUFC2 players Troy Putt and Kayne Rizvanovich have also been called up to their respective national youth teams, aiming for glory at international tournaments. This international window highlights Minnesota United’s commitment to player development and showcases the growing talent in Major League Soccer.
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