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It’s a sad day to be a Galaxy fan.
Mike Magee, a club legend and fan favorite who will go down in history as one of LA’s most clutch performers, has retired from professional soccer.
Magee, 32, ends his 14-year career in Major League Soccer as one of the most accomplished players in league history, earning 316 appearances, 70 goals, 38 assists, two MLS Cups (2011, 2012), two MLS Supporters’ Shield trophies (2010, 2011), MLS MVP (2013) and MLS Best XI (2013) honors while representing the New York Red Bulls, Chicago Fire and LA Galaxy.
“I have been fortunate to enjoy an incredible 14-year career in Major League Soccer,” said Magee. “It has been an honor to represent the New York Red Bulls, Chicago Fire and the LA Galaxy and to be a part of a league that continues to grow so rapidly in this country. I am extremely thankful to everyone that has supported, inspired and guided me on and off the field throughout my time as a professional. I look forward to the next step in this journey as a spend time with my family and friends.”
This one stings: Magee was my main man. I’ll miss ya, buddy.