Minnesota United has completed one of its main loose ends going into next season. The Loons and wingback Anthony Markanich have agreed to a new contract, a source told the Pioneer Press this weekend.

Markanich was set to become a free agent at the end of the 2025 season, but will now remain a member of the Loons for years to come. In July, The Athletic reported Markanich’s camp was “entertaining pre-contract offers from abroad,” including one Belgian club, per Tom Bogert.

Markanich is earning near the league minimum at $104,000 in guaranteed compensation, according to the MLS Players Association. He will receive a raise in his new deal.

Markanich is one of six key players with up-in-the-air futures with the club. MLS All-Star goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair and injured midfielder Hassani Dot

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