This winter tryout is one of the club’s ongoing series of open trials designed specifically to identify potential local and foreign talent. More sessions in Spring, Summer, and Fall are coming up, and players are encouraged to choose one…
The 32-year-old scored in the 69th minute of the evening from 20 yards out when he ran passed the opposing defenders to intercept Ayoup Bader’s through ball before curving it past the stretching goalkeeper in the top right corner…
The 21-year-old defender joined FC Minneapolis earlier in the Spring of this year and he made his club’s debut on Wednesday, May 3rd when he came in for Uganda’s Micheal Ssekitoleko in the club’s opening match of the UPSL…
Sendi who is the most capped player in the history of the club was part of the regular squad that won the American Premier League title in 2015, reached the 2017, and 2018 Lions’ Cup finals, the 2019 finals,…
Upon finishing high school he was pushed by his coach Andre Braithwaiteto to continue his soccer career which led him to Allen County Community College in Iola Kansas. From here he was able to meet people from all over…
According to the club’s head coach David Oluwalaanu, Marcel will be a vital replacement for Gambia’s Demba Jameh who retired last week after almost 4 successful seasons at FC Minneapolis.
Ayoup started his journey of football at the age of 5 when his dad used to take him and his brother to the park to play football until when he was old enough to play with academies, and his…
Methembe Mzizi who joined FC Minneapolis last week has had the privilege of playing for the U17 Zimbabwe national team as well as the U19 Zimbabwe private schools select team. In addition, he was the Vice Captain of the…
The game looked very much in balance with both teams almost sharing possession, chances created, goal attempts among others until the 89th minute when Vlora scored a second from a near 18 thrown in.
“Demba has been a rock in our defense. It will be hard to find a player of his commitment, discipline, and ability. We wish him a great retirement and a fruitful life outside football.” Said David Oluwalaanu.
