Son Heung-min (LAFC) and Jeong Sang-bin (St. Louis City) were named to Coach Hong Myung-bo‘s 26-man squad for the South Korean national team’s matches with the USA Sept 6 in Harrison, New Jersey, and Mexico Sept. 9 Geodis Park in Nashville. Borussia Mönchengladbach’s Jens Castrop, born in Germany to a German father and South Korean mother, has been called up […]
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Messi scores in reserve role in Inter Miami win
Lionel Messi returned from injury as a reserve and scored in the 84th minute to spark Inter Miami over the defending MLS champion Los Angeles Galaxy 3-1 on Saturday.
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Son Heung-min helps LAFC earn draw in debut
In his MLS debut, Korean star Son Heung-min drew a penalty awarded on Video Review that led to LAFC’s tying goal in its 2-2 tie with Chicago at Soldier Field.
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In Year 3, Leagues Cup is still not an easy sell
The Leagues Cup averaged 16,483 fans a game for phase one of the 2025 tournament.
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LAFC lands Son Heung-min for record fee
Son Heung-min became the most expensive signing in MLS history when he signed with LAFC from Tottenham for a transfer fee of around $26 million.
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‘Global icon’ Son Heung-min joins LAFC
LAFC hailed the signing of a “global icon” after confirming the arrival of South Korea star Son Heung-min from Tottenham.
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Defending champion Crew and LAFC stay alive in Leagues Cup
The defending champion Columbus Crew stayed alive in the Leagues Cup with a 1-0 win over León.
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Son Heung-min to leave Tottenham this summer
Tottenham captain Son Heung-min said on Saturday that he will leave the club this summer after a decade in north London.
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Giroud to leave LAFC after Sunday’s MLS game
Olivier Giroud, France’s all-time top goal scorer, and Los Angeles FC have mutually agreed to part ways.
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LAFC eliminated from Club World Cup with second shutout loss
LAFC became the first MLS team to be mathematically eliminated from the Club World Cup when it lost its second game, falling to Tunisia’s Espérance 1-0.