US EditionMNUFC's Dayne St. Clair Named MLS Goalkeeper of the Year
Dayne St. Clair led MLS with a 77.9% save percentage and a 1.00 goals-against average, earning the league's top goalkeeper award for 2025.
- Minnesota United announced on the team's flight to Seattle that Dayne St. Clair was named MLS Goalkeeper of the Year for 2025, with assistant coach Zarek Valentin using the intercom and a team video showing St. Clair taking the phone.
- Numbers show why he was chosen, including St. Clair leading MLS with a 77.9 save percentage and a 1.00 goals-against average, with 10 shutouts and 113 saves.
- The award came via a combined vote in which MLS clubs' technical staff, first-team players, and select media showed St. Clair topping with 29.4, and the media portion favored him at 47.46.
- With playoffs underway, Minnesota faces Seattle in Game 2 and St. Clair's award arrives as he prepares for MLS free agent status at the end of 2025 and Canada's top goalkeeper role next year.
- Historically, St. Clair's win places him alongside Vito Mannone as Minnesota United's second goalkeeper winner and caps a career from the University of Maryland to MLS All-Star selection.
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