Marco Reus (35) is facing the final stretch of his sporting career. After not renewing with Borussia Dortmund, the team of his life at both a sporting and sentimental level, he faces a new challenge. His next club will be Los Angeles Galaxy of the MLS, which has two former Barça players like Riqui Puig and Martín Cáceres. The agreement is practically closed and he will sign a contract until 2025 with an option for one more year. The key is that LA Galaxy would have negotiated with Charlotte FC the 'discovery rights' of Marco Reus, this meaning that they had priority to negotiate with him. Now, after transferring those rights, Charlotte FC would have profits on the arrival of the player.

Marco Reus announced his departure from BVB after the club did not offer him a new contract. He played only about half of the matches from the start due to many injuries in recent years. The next destination for Reus is likely LA Galaxy, with whom he is reportedly having advanced talks. MLS is a common destination for footballers in the autumn of their careers.

After the lost Champions League final with BVB, Marco Reus is now fully focused on planning his future. His contract in Dortmund expires in the summer, his departure has already been announced - is the 35-year-old now moving to the USA? According to information from "The Athletic", Reus is in advanced talks with Los Angeles Galaxy about a move to the MLS. However, an agreement has not yet been reached.

Marco Reus is set to continue his career in the USA. LA Galaxy has added him to their transfer list, making a move there very likely. In the USA, the interested club must add the potential new player to a transfer list and submit this to the federation. Once this is done, no other club can negotiate with the player.

LA Galaxy are in advanced talks with free agent Marco Reus

The player is in advanced negotiations with LA Galaxy, but LA Galaxy needs to negotiate with FC Charlotte for the discovery rights to guarantee the competition of Marco Reus. LA Galaxy already has three designated players, a category that would allow the German midfielder to earn a maximum of about 1.6 million euros.