The greatest player to put on a Minnesota United jersey has officially left the club.

Club Tijuana announced Thursday the addition of central attacking midfielder Emanuel Reynoso from MNUFC.

The Loons paid a club-record $5 million transfer fee for Reynoso from Boca Juniors in Buenos Aires in 2020 and will now receive what might become a seven-figure return fee based on Reynoso’s contract incentives and performance qualifiers, a source told the Pioneer Press on Thursday.

“We would like to thank Emanuel Reynoso for his time and contributions on the field with Minnesota United,” Chief Soccer Officer and Sporting Director Khaled El-Ahmad said in a statement. “The club wishes him the best in the future.”

MNUFC offloads the talented but troubled Reynoso, who was insubordinate on multiple occasions, including five months spent in Argentina while suspended by MLS without pay during the 2023 season and for seven weeks after failing to go to a U.S. green card appointment this March. Reynoso’s actions this year damaged his relationship with El-Ahmad. When Reynoso returned to Minnesota in early May, he was put on a return-to-play protocol that would require him to be away from the team for the foreseeable future.

The Loons began shopping Reynoso to clubs in other leagues and the Reynoso’s departure opens up Designated Player spot going into summer transfer window. The Loons also free up salary; Reynoso was making $2.2 million in guaranteed compensation in 2024, according to MLS Players Association.

Reynoso was a two-time MLS All-Star who could dazzle with the ball on his left foot. He scored 24 goals and provided 37 assists in 95 MLS games. His string of assists and wonderful free kick goal led the Loons to the Western Conference finals in 2020.

Reynoso, 28, also dealt with legal issues. He was accused of pistol whipping a teenager and was just seen in a video holding a bag of cash with an unidentified man, who was holding the likeness of a handgun and more stacks of bills.