Source tells @ELROLONW this morning that Luis Amarilla who was initially being targeted by Portland Timber, is also being looked at by Minnesota United.This paraguayan striker played last seasons with CD Universidad Católica and was the Ecuadorian League Pro's top scorer.📸:AIP pic.twitter.com/gTTECNofZi— Pulso Sports (@SportsPulso) December 21, 2019
Luis Amarilla, máximo goleador de la Liga Pro (19 goles) con U. Católica está en la mira del Minnesota United. El club de la MLS está negociando con Vélez Sarfield, dueño de su pase. Según medios argentinos el pase de Amarilla está valorado en $1,6 millones. pic.twitter.com/h5u4DIO4ph— Kevin Verdezoto (@KVerdezoto17) December 26, 2019 Luis Amarilla, top scorer of the Pro League (19 goals) with U. Católica is in the sights of Minnesota United. The MLS club is negotiating with Vélez Sarfield, who owns his pass. According to Argentine media, the Amarilla pass is valued at $ 1.6 million
My buddy was on a flight back to MSP from LAX...Look who he ran into Miguel!I don't know what it means that he's back in town,but he's back in town.
At the moment, it's harder to say which of the Twin Cities summer sides is having a bigger problem signing players...the Loons or the Twins. Tough call.
Outside of Gk, what do we need? 5-6 new (or maybe re sign old bodies *cough Batman)? 2 forwards 2 fullbacks 1 10 Maybe 1 more winger?
For @MNUFC fans... looks like your team is looking at Deportivo Cali man Christian Rivera. [@elcorrillodemao]— Juan Arango (@JuanG_Arango) December 27, 2019
Luis Amarilla no volverá a #Vélez en este mercado de pases. Tiene seis meses más de préstamo en Ecuador, pero tampoco seguirá allí. Tiene varias ofertas, pero la más firme es la del @MNUFC, de la MLS. Sería nuevamente a préstamo con cláusula similar a la que tenía en U Católica. pic.twitter.com/L49cuRbkSa— Emi Carranza (@EmiCarranza11) December 27, 2019 Loan, option to buy.....still waiting on some more official confirmation that this is real.
Also, I forgot to mention this- it’s very likely that Luis Amarilla, the 24-year-old forward who had a wonderful 2019 playing at Universidad Católica in Ecuador is likely to join Minnesota United in the new year. #MNUFC ❄️ pic.twitter.com/7iobcRVOZ4— Roberto Rojas (@RobertoRojas97) December 30, 2019
Confirmation that Luis Amarilla's contract with #MNUFC will be a one-year loan with Minnesota having an option to purchase after the year.#AmarillaWatch https://t.co/7jWXnWVmfm— Mark Fangmeier (@mrfangmeier) January 2, 2020 reminder...no confirmation yet.
Eerie 2018 feeling. #panic Besides Hairston from the DQ trade and Ranjitsingh from the waiver draft, I think that is it.
.@ColoColo has reached an agreement with striker Nicolás Blandi and they are ending their pursuit of Luis Amarilla. #MNUFC #AmarillaWatch https://t.co/jyf8iokrsi— Mark Fangmeier (@mrfangmeier) January 8, 2020
Welp, looks like @ColoColo ultimately countered @MNUFC’s offer and it appears that Luis Amarilla has reached an agreement to join Colo-Colo. #MNUFC #AmarillaWatch https://t.co/MbWw2qRTTP— Mark Fangmeier (@mrfangmeier) January 9, 2020
5-8 games in when they have less than a goal per game.....maybe, just maybe, they will get around to their usual panic buy.
I can confirm that #MNUFC holds Joe Hart’s discovery rights, per multiple league sources. The Loons are still in the market for their starting goalkeeper, as Vito Mannone’s loan from Reading has expired.— Jeff Rueter (@jeffrueter) January 9, 2020
#MNUFC takes Noah Billingsley, a right back out of UC Santa Barbara. Among notable former Gaucho players: Michael Boxall and Ismaila Jome. Carter Manley left in the offseason and the Loons needed a backup right back. Solid pick in the same range as Chase Gasper's spot last year https://t.co/fP3olIi2Mi— Jeff Rueter (@jeffrueter) January 9, 2020 Other places are calling him a left back. Not a clue which is right?
College website called him a forward; clearly, he's a project. Unless Boxall tipped them off to something....