Goalkeeper

5’11

Sean Fields Sean Fields GK CA is currently at a U.S. Youth National Team camp in Georgia, and he is a player we have followed for a while.

He is very well-spoken on and off the pitch. Physically, he already has a huge frame, broad shoulders, and still looks like he is growing. Under the mentorship of Jonathyn Lomeli, Sean has continued to show why he should be taken seriously as a long-term Galaxy prospect.

In my opinion, Sean has the tools to eventually surpass the MLS developmental system and attract attention beyond the domestic level. Goalkeepers develop differently than midfielders, wingers, or defenders. It can take longer for keepers to get the type of attention they deserve, but Sean’s long-term upside is obvious.

LA Galaxy has shown a willingness to play elite prospects up in age groups. Ryan Hartley is a great example. He played up for a long time, helped the Galaxy U19s win MLS NEXT Cup, and eventually signed with Parma Calcio 1913 in Italy. Sean could follow a similar developmental path if he continues trending upward.

The only goalkeeper in the Galaxy system who currently tops his value, in my opinion, is Collin Steel, who is a 2010 and another unbelievable prospect.

Fields is a goalkeeper on the LA Galaxy Academy. He has good size, jaw-dropping athleticism, secure hands, and confidence on the ball. He has earned playing time on the LA Galaxy U15 team this season, which is playing up an age group. He is highly rated at his club, which has been excellent at identifying talent in that position in the past. Fields is one of the best in the country in the goalkeeper position and will be one to watch at this event.