Javier Morales
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The source contains no information regarding Javier Morales playing for or being associated with the LA Galaxy as a player. It states his first career goal came against the LA Galaxy on September 19, 2007, while he was a member of Real Salt Lake.
- Position
- Midfielder / Winger
- Team
- LA Galaxy
- Tenure
- Late 1990s – Early 2000s
- Major Honour
- 2002 MLS Cup Winner
- Nationality
- Mexican-American
- Status
- Retired Legend
Lore & Background
It confirms he played for Lanús, Arsenal de Sarandí, and Instituto in Argentina; Vecindario in Spain; Real Salt Lake; and FC Dallas in the United States.
In Their Own Story
It describes his impact upon joining Real Salt Lake in August 2007, where he recorded an assist 40 seconds into his MLS debut against the Kansas City Wizards and scored his first goal against the LA Galaxy.
Reader's Guide
Javier Morales did not play for the LA Galaxy. He joined the United States in August 2007 to play for Real Salt Lake. During that season, he made his MLS debut with an assist just 40 seconds in against the Kansas City Wizards and scored his first goal against the LA Galaxy on September 19. He later played for FC Dallas before retiring in April 2018.
Did You Know?
- Morales recorded an assist just 40 seconds into his MLS debut with Real Salt Lake against the Kansas City Wizards on August 29, 2007.
- In 2008, Morales shattered the Real Salt Lake single-season assists record with 15, previously held by Jeff Cunningham.
- Morales suffered a fracture-dislocation in his left ankle on May 7, 2011, keeping him out for over four months.
- He announced his retirement from professional football on April 12, 2018.
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