Landon Donovan Returns to MLS After Two-Year Retirement

Former US National Team Star Signs with LA Galaxy

Donovan is the MLS's all-time leading scorer and has won five MLS Cup titles.

Landon Donovan, the most decorated player in MLS history, has announced his return to the league after a two-year retirement. Donovan, 37, has signed a one-year contract with the LA Galaxy, the team he spent the majority of his career with.

Donovan is the MLS's all-time leading scorer with 145 goals. He also has 103 assists, which is second all-time. Donovan has won five MLS Cup titles, three with the Galaxy and two with the San Jose Earthquakes.

Donovan retired from soccer in 2016 after a successful 15-year career. He played in three World Cups for the US National Team and was named US Soccer Male Athlete of the Year four times.

Donovan's return to MLS is a major coup for the league. He is one of the most popular and recognizable players in American soccer history. His return is sure to boost interest in the league and help grow the sport in the United States.