Minnesota United officially announced Thursday it acquired Medina-born midfielder Caden Clark by transfer from RB Leipzig in the German Bundesliga on a two-year contract with two club options, starting in January 2024.
Clark, 20, is joining Danish club Vendsyssel on loan through year's end.
The Loons had Clark's MLS rights as a teenager but dealt them to the New York Red Bulls in October 2020, and he made his MLS debut at age 17, scoring in his first two league games.
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