Los Angeles FC players Gareth Bale, Kellyn Acosta, Sebas Mendez, Jose Cifuentes, and Diego Palacios are leaving the Qatar World Cup as their national teams Ecuador, Wales, and the United States are out. Last Friday, it was the end of the group stage as 16 teams were knocked out. Out of the sixteen teams, Ecuador and Wales were out …
The FIFA World Cup of Qatar group stage has been great, decent, and emotional for five LAFC players. The tournament began last week on Sunday, November 20, and all thirty-two national teams played their second group matches. Tomorrow group stage matchday three will be entertaining because it will determine which two teams will move to the next round and which …
The World Cup of Qatar has finally arrived, as 32 teams are ready to fight to become world champions. But only one country will grab the cup and take home. Every football player’s dream is to play for their nation and participate in the World Cup. Of course, every professional footballer plays for a certain club around the world despite …
Encuentra la historia en Espanol aqui. Former Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder and Vice President of Soccer Operations Pete Vagenas once said that the Galaxy reflected the community in which it played. With African-Americans making up almost 10% of Los Angeles county’s resident population, it makes sense that the Galaxy has taken the opportunity of it being Black History Month to …
Find the story in English here. El ex mediocampista y vicepresidente de Operaciones de Fútbol de Los Angeles Galaxy, Pete Vagenas, dijo una vez que el Galaxy era un reflejo de la comunidad en la cual jugaba. Los Afroamericanos representan casi el 10% de la población residente del condado de Los Ángeles, y por eso tiene sentido que el Galaxy …
