Not many teams can overcome the loss of their star player, but the LA Galaxy have the depth to compensate for Riqui Puig's torn ACL and win MLS Cup.

Galaxy midfielder Riqui Puig suffered a torn ACL in his left knee in last night’s Western Conference final and will miss Saturday’s MLS Cup. The club confirmed the injury after Puig underwent an MRI Sunday morning. He will undergo surgery at a later date.

They didn’t want him at Barcelona, so he decided to move to the United States. Now, two years later, he is ready to make history with LA Galaxy and become a legend.

The LA Galaxy announced on Sunday that midfielder Riqui Puig tore the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee during the Western Conference final against Seattle Sounders FC on Saturday night.

The Spanish midfielder played over 30 minutes with his injury, assisting the goal that sent LA Galaxy to the 2024 MLS Cup final.

MLS Cup is a chance for a team's stars to shine at their brightest but when the LA Galaxy host the New York Red Bulls in MLS' biggest match on Saturday, they'll be without their biggest star in the middle in Riqui Puig.

Riqui Puig has led LA Galaxy into the MLS Cup Final. While he won't be available on game day, his legacy remains unassailable.

We have to redefine who we’re going to be and how we are going to win this game without him,’ Greg Vanney says of the star midfielder, out with a torn ACL

The Galaxy are definitely going to have a different look and feel without Riqui Puig available to play in the MLS Cup final against the New York Red Bulls.