Soccer fans, brace yourselves! Former Borussia Dortmund legend Marco Reus is trading Germany’s Signal Iduna Park for LA’s sunny stadiums. The Los Angeles Galaxy announced the blockbuster signing Thursday, marking Reus’s first move outside Europe after a glittering 12-year career with Dortmund.
'I’m Here to Win'
Reus told ESPN he’s ready for a fresh challenge: \"America, especially the Galaxy, was my first choice… I have a lot of energy in my tank.\" The 35-year-old playmaker, known for his electric pace and clutch goals, isn’t just coming for the palm trees — he’s eyeing the MLS Cup. \"We want to bring the championship home,\" he declared.
A Legacy in Motion
Reus leaves Dortmund as a club icon with 170 goals, 131 assists, and two German Cup titles. Though Champions League glory narrowly escaped him (sorry, 2013 and 2024 final heartbreaks ), he’s now joining a Galaxy squad currently topping the Western Conference. GM Will Kuntz called Reus the key to \"waking a sleeping giant\" in MLS.
From Dortmund Yellow to Galaxy Blue
The move comes as Galaxy rebuild their dynasty — they last won MLS Cup in 2014. With Reus’s leadership and Kuntz’s vision of conquering \"a continent that masquerades as a country,\" this could be MLS’s most exciting crossover yet.
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), he’s now joining a Galaxy squad currently topping the Western Conference. GM Will Kuntz called Reus the key to \"waking a sleeping giant\" in MLS.
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