Lloris is being realistic about the future of his playing career with a World Cup looming and an expiring contract.

First up in the group stage for us will be Los Angeles FC, the MLS side who ended up replacing Club León in this competition. LAFC are in the middle of their season, with their form improving, so they will pose a pretty good challenge. They finished top of the Western Conference last year before losing in the quarterfinals of the MLS Playoffs.

Inter Miami, the Seattle Sounders and LAFC – will take part in the first edition of the new-look Club World Cup, but what will their bonuses look like?

The Club World Cup has come around suddenly for LAFC after a late disqualification for Club Léon opened up a spot in the tournament.

Los Angeles FC secured the final spot in the FIFA Club World Cup with a 2-1 victory over Club América in a play-in match.

After LAFC’s 2-1 win over the Mexican side booked a spot in the upcoming Club World Cup, Cherundolo confessed that he has a tendency to dwell on moments when LAFC has come up short. Inside the BMO Stadium press conference room, the 46-year-old former U.S. international attempted to recall memories that he’d rather forget.

Javairo Dilrosun could be in action at the Club World Cup. According to VoetbalPrimeur, the latest rumours suggest Los Angeles FC have signed the Dutch forward on loan from Club America.“Dilrosun