Zardes is returning tired after a June workload with the national team that was greater than anything he has endured with the Galaxy in more than a year. As a result, both Zardes and Keane, who have combined for eight goals and five assists, are expected to play against Vancouver. Gyasi Zardes stood on a back field at the StubHub Center on Friday, hands on his hips and dripping with sweat. “I’m dead,” the Galaxy midfielder panted after his first training session with the club in nearly six weeks. And Coach Bruce Arena said managing players coming from those extremes will be more difficult than trying to get Zardes and Keane reacquainted with the Galaxy’s playing style.

Source: Los Angeles Times July 03, 2016 19:05 UTC