I think hopefully our project and everything that we do would prepare them for maybe the next step, instead of taking that next step already. If they want to be here, then I think they … would be in a situation that they could compete for a first team spot instead of being on a youth team. I’ve always openly expressed my interest to them. “When I first got here, I didn’t know what really happened, so the first thing I tried to do was get my head around it, organize it. Very, very good players with very bright futures,” he said. reached out to Gary Kleiban but he had not responded prior to publishing. The club spokesperson confirmed the dismissal on Wednesday morning but declined to elaborate on the reasoning behind the decision or to say if Gary Kleiban’s involvement in moving Llanez and Mendez to Germany played any role in it. The interview with te Kloese ended several hours before received a tip on Tuesday evening that the Galaxy had fired Brian Kleiban. Asked if either were receptive to returning to California, te Kloese – who met Llanez and Mendez, both of whom are eligible to represent Mexico as well as the US, during his tenure with the Mexican Football Federation – said “maybe” the players are but that “their agent hasn’t been.” Though he wasn’t hired by the Galaxy until December, two months after Llanez and Mendez agreed to move to Germany, te Kloese told on Tuesday that he’s tried to bring both players back to LA. Kleiban was hired by LA after Chivas folded in 2014 and brought Llanez, Mendez and Alvarez with him to the Galaxy.
Brian Kleiban first coached Llanez, Mendez and current Galaxy first team attacker Efrain Alvarez in the academy of Chivas USA.
Llanez and Mendez have a long history with Kleiban and his brother Gary, who, according to what LA GM Dennis te Kloese told on Tuesday, serves as the agent for both players.
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