The Loons introduce a bold new away jersey that pays homage to the state’s natural beauty.
Kit features a gradient design inspired by the meeting of the Mississippi and Minnesota RiversWill be used for the 2025 and 2026 MLS seasonsLoons begin 2025 season against LAFCShop kits at the MLS Store nowBuy hereWHAT HAPPENED
Minnesota United has revealed their new away kit for the 2025 MLS season, officially named the ‘Convergence Kit.’ The design draws inspiration from the meeting of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers, featuring a duotone pattern that reflects the movement and colors of the two rivers as they unite. The new away kit will be used for the 2025 MLS season and the club has also announced that the first 75 fans to buy the kit will get two tickets to the home game versus CF Montreal on Saturday, March 1.
"Inspired by the meeting of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers, the ‘Convergence Kit’ reflects the movement and colors of two rivers as they meet, uniting in the center," a club statement read. "An homage to the Loons’ home state and its abundant waterways and resources, fans will notice that the primary pattern on the front of the jersey features a dappled duotone that resembles the confluence of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers. "
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Created by Adidas, Minnesota United's 2025 away kit is a visual tribute to the state's natural beauty, specifically the convergence of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers. Thus, the kit has a striking gradient design that transitions horizontally across the kit from light blue to white to a slightly dark blue. The collar is black with a subtle white trim, providing a clean contrast to the body of the kit. MNUFC's crest is displayed in black on the left chest while their primary sponsor, Target, has its iconic bullseye logo centered on the chest also in black.
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MNUFC finished the 2024 MLS season in 6th place on the Western Conference table, earning a spot in the MLS Cup playoffs. However, while they made it through Round One, the Loons lost in the Conference Semifinals to eventual champions LA Galaxy.
This offseason, the club saw striker Teemu Pukki depart, but they've also brought in midfielder Owen Gene and Argentine defender Nicolas Romero alongside several other reinforcements ahead of 2025. They begin their 2025 season against LAFC on Saturday, Feb. 22.