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Aug 7 2014 11:53am
So sad...What a legend. Thank you for your service and all the great memories Landon...I'm confident you've inspired some future stars to rise up in your place :hail:

After careful deliberation and after many conversations with those closest to me, I have decided that this will be my last season as a professional soccer player.

I don't write these words lightly and this day carries mixed emotions for me. I am sad to leave a profession that has brought me so much joy. I will miss all of the teammates who helped me create so many incredible memories on-the-field, and who I have shared many wonderful experiences with off-the-field. I will miss my coaches, at both the club and national team levels, who have helped me develop throughout my career and helped make me the player I am today. However, after spending half my life as a professional soccer player, I also am excited to begin a new chapter and pursue other opportunities that will challenge me and allow me to grow as a person.

There are so many people I want to thank who have inspired me, guided me and helped me on this incredible journey. I simply could not have accomplished what I did during my playing career without an overwhelming amount of support from my family, my friends and many others. I plan to express my gratitude to everyone in a more detailed manner at a later date; however, for now, I want to single out the fans. You are the lifeblood of this sport and, without you, none of us would be fortunate to call ourselves professional soccer players in MLS.

I feel incredibly blessed and lucky to have played a role in the remarkable growth of MLS and US Soccer during my playing career. And while my career as a player will soon be over, rest assured I will stay connected on many levels to the beautiful game.

As we enter a transformative time for the sport, I will do everything I can to help the continued growth of soccer in the United States. I look forward to making a difference, pursuing my passions and meeting all of you along the way in this next phase of my life.

With gratitude,

Landon
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Aug 7 2014 11:58am
I'm very sad, I really thought he was going to play two more years.
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Aug 7 2014 12:02pm
Thanks Landon
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Aug 7 2014 12:02pm
who?
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Aug 7 2014 12:04pm
:hail:
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Aug 7 2014 12:19pm
Not sure if he is considered as a legend for football, but I guess he is for Americans
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Aug 7 2014 01:25pm
if players like landon minivan are considered "legends", we need a new term for players like pelé, maradona, beckenbauer, di stefano, puskás...
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Aug 7 2014 01:26pm
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if players like landon minivan are considered "legends", we need a new term for players like pelé, maradona, beckenbauer, di stefano, puskás...


He's a legend to American football.. Not to many to compare to him haha
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Aug 7 2014 01:35pm
Who? J/K. Calling him a legend is a bit of a stretch. but probably one of the best American players?
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Who? J/K. Calling him a legend is a bit of a stretch. but probably one of the best American players?


legend for u.s. homegrown players
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