The LA Galaxy entered the summer transfer window with hopes they would address some of the concerns in the lineup and the theme ended up being remaking the midfield.
While the starting group of Mark Delgado, Rayan Raveloson and a rotating third player (among the likes of Victor Vazquez, Efrain Alvarez and Sacha Kljestan) started the season well, injuries battered the depth at the position and over time, it was clear that Raveloson, who had been a scoring dynamo when he first arrived in LA, had lost all that in 2022 because he was playing as more of a No. 6 than a No. 8 (or even 2nd forward). As has been a trend with the Galaxy, he seemed like a player slightly miscast this season, and Greg…
