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Players & Staff

26 entries in the LAFC compendium.

Players & Staff — Era Chart

Darlington Nagbe2001Bob Bradley2017Carlos Vela2018Robbie Rogers2018John McCarthy2022
Carlos VelaThe record-setting striker who delivered two Shields, an MLS Cup, and the most goals in a Bob BradleyThe inaugural manager who led LAFC to the post-season in its first three seasons.Darlington NagbeThe Hermann Trophy winner who continues to carry MLS titles from Portland to Atlanta and CRobbie RogersAn inaugural acquisition whose cultural impact defined LAFC's founding identity.John McCarthyThe goalkeeper who secured LAFC's first MLS Cup with two penalty saves in 2022.Tyler BogleA homegrown midfielder proving the LAFC academy can mint its own next star.Jonathan dos SantosA kid from the Valley who wore the #10 and lifted the Cup in his hometown.André GomesThe quiet architect who made LAFC's midfield think a half-second faster than everyone elseNicolás FagúndezThe quiet hands behind the noise, ready when LAFC needed a second pair of fingers in goal.Erik PulidoThe unsung metronome who kept LAFC's golden midfield beating on time.Diego RossiChilean finisher who helped LAFC lift their first MLS Cup.Aron JohannssonThe Icelandic engine that carried LAFC's first breaths of attack.Mark MeeuwsenThe left-footed Dutch workhorse who let LAFC's artists paint while he cleared the canvas.Jeff CassaraThe brick wall in a red-and-gold shirt who made every cross feel like a coin toss he'd alrAlex BonoA name the early red-and-blue faithful still whisper with a grin.John BrooksA wall of German steel with a Stars-and-Stripes heart, built to own the box.Dylan NealisThe left-footed metronome who kept LAFC's midfield breathing when the noise got loud.Gabriel PecThe Santos kid who made BMO Stadium feel like a favela street for a summer.FafáThe Brazilian wall between LAFC's back four and the beautiful chaos up front.Donyell MalenA Dutch left-footer who brought pace and directness to the red-and-gold attack.Jonathan GonzálezThe quiet engine in the red-and-black midfield when LAFC was still finding its voice.Edson SevillaA quiet thread in the red-and-gold tapestry of LAFC's founding era.EdsonA quiet thread in the Red and Blue story, remembered by those who were there.Diego PalaciosThe left-footed homegrown midfielder who carried LAFC's youth promise onto the big stage.José CifuentesThe quiet Colombian engine that let LAFC's attacking fire breathe.Malik TillmanThe quiet architect threading passes through the middle when the noise is loudest.
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