Minnesota United FC is a professional soccer team based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The team was founded in 2013 and began to play in Major League Soccer (MLS) during the 2017 season. Throughout its history, MNUFC has had several different logos that represent its identity as a club and the state of Minnesota itself. The Minnesota United FC Wordmark logo serves as a significant symbol in their rivalry with other teams.

The original logo for MNUFC featured an outline of the State of Minnesota with two stars representing the Twin Cities at either end. This logo also included three wavy lines to signify movement and energy – something that’s essential to any sport or activity involving physical exertion like soccer! Additionally, there were four stripes across the top which represented each region within Minnesota: North Star Country (north), Red River Valley (southwest), Iron Range/Arrowhead Region (northeast) & Great Lakes Region(east).

In 2019, MNUFC unveiled its new alternate logo which features an abstract representation of a loon – one of our state’s most iconic birds! This design includes elements from both their previous logos such as three wavy lines signifying motion while adding more modern touches like geometric shapes to create depth within its structure. It also pays homage to our rich cultural heritage by including colors inspired by traditional Ojibwe beadwork patterns used on clothing or jewelry pieces throughout generations before us! Overall this alternate badge serves as another reminder of how proud we are to be part Minnesotans who love sports just much as they do nature & wildlife around us too!