Overview
- Minnesota United confirmed Rodríguez’s departure in a club social post and said it would not extend his deal, making him a free agent eligible to sign anywhere.
- The Colombian playmaker made eight appearances for the Loons with three starts, registering two assists and no goals during his roughly six-month stay.
- Club sources and coverage say the decision followed evaluations of Rodríguez’s inconsistent minutes and physical durability while the team reassessed its designated player slots and roster construction.
- Team-mates and staff praised Rodríguez’s professionalism and mentoring in training, with reports noting his positive influence on younger players despite limited on-field impact.
- Rodríguez will shift focus to Colombia’s national team commitments while his representatives explore new club options, a move that also frees Minnesota a roster slot to reallocate this season.