Bruce Arena and Robbie Keane aren't planning to retire any time soon.
During the Galaxy's first-ever Supporters' Summit, members from the club's three supporters' groups (Galaxians, LA Riot Squad and Angel City Brigade) had an opportunity to ask questions to the Galaxy head coach and the club's captain during a nearly 30-minute question and answer period. A variety of topics were discussed, but one hot button issue was the status of the two Galaxy mainstays heading into the 2016 season.
Arena, 64, and Keane, 35, were each asked about their plans following the 2016 campaign and both told the assembled group that their futures remain with the Galaxy.
"I always take it one year at a time. It's never an issue," Arena told the crowd. "They're really supportive of me. It's not something that is a burden on me mentally right now. I enjoy each and every day. I'm going to keep going. If it gets to the point where they tell me that I'm not needed anymore than I'll ride off into the sunset."
Keane added,"I definitely have a few more good years in me. I'm going to concetrate on myself. I've already got my A and B coaching badges so that's something that i definitely want to do in the future."
