Los Angeles

Los Angeles Galaxy are the most decorated club in MLS history and one of American football's greatest sporting institutions, a club from the city of stars who have brought some of the world's finest players to the US while winning six MLS Cup titles. Founded in 1994 and playing since 1996 as one of the charter members of Major League Soccer, the Galaxy have become synonymous with the growth of the game in America, most famously when David Beckham arrived in 2007 in one of football's most iconic shirt moments. Founded in 1994 (began play 1996), LA Galaxy play at Dignity Health Sports Park (capacity around 27,000) in Carson, California, USA. They compete in Major League Soccer. Key honours include 6 MLS Cup titles (2002, 2005, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2024) and 2 US Open Cup wins. They wear navy, gold, and white. LA Galaxy's kits have reflected the changing face of American football across three decades. The early gold and teal kits of the late 1990s are cult classics from the first generation of MLS football. The arrival of David Beckham in 2007 triggered a full rebrand to the current navy, gold, and white identity, and the kits from the back-to-back MLS Cup-winning years of 2011 and 2012 are iconic pieces of American football history. The recurring sash design in Galaxy kit history has become as recognisable in MLS as any shirt detail in the league.