Sergi Roberto Set for LA Galaxy Move After Leaving Como

Former Barcelona captain Sergi Roberto is closing in on a move to Major League Soccer after reaching an agreement to join LA Galaxy following his departure from Italian side Como. According to reports, the 34-year-old has agreed personal terms with the MLS club after becoming a free agent earlier this summer.

Roberto left Como after the two sides failed to agree on a contract extension despite helping the club qualify for the UEFA Champions League under Cesc Fàbregas last season. The experienced midfielder confirmed his exit in June, ending a two-year spell in Serie A.

Now, the former Spain international looks set to begin a new chapter in the United States.

The move would see Roberto bring a wealth of experience to LA Galaxy after spending almost his entire career at Barcelona, where he won multiple La Liga titles, two UEFA Champions League trophies and captained the club before leaving in 2024.

His versatility has always been one of his greatest strengths. Roberto has played as a central midfielder, right-back and defensive midfielder throughout his career, making him a valuable addition to any squad.

Although the agreement has been widely reported, LA Galaxy have not yet officially confirmed the transfer, meaning supporters are still waiting for the club's formal announcement.

For Galaxy, the signing represents another attempt to add proven European experience as they look to strengthen their squad.

For Roberto, it offers the chance to continue his career in a growing league after successful spells in Spain and Italy.

If the move is completed, the former Barcelona captain will become one of the latest high-profile European players to make the switch to Major League Soccer.