LAFC 'incredibly hungry' as it opens Champions League play in search of elusive title
Briefly

LAFC, the only MLS team to appear in two CONCACAF Champions League finals this century, prepares for its third tournament, facing the Colorado Rapids. Having previously lost both finals, lessons from these experiences fuel their hunger to succeed. LAFC co-president John Thorrington emphasizes the need to learn from past losses, while coach Steve Cherundolo stresses the importance of enhancing player quality for future trophy wins. With LAFC's continued investment in talent, they aim to achieve success in the renamed CONCACAF Champions Cup, targeting trophies that have eluded them thus far.
"We as a club will learn from those experiences. The bitterness of losing a final doesn't go away until you actually win one, so that keeps us incredibly hungry."
"The lesson to be learned for all MLS clubs is we need to continue to grow. Our rosters need to continue to grow and also quality-wise need to get better in order to start winning the trophy."
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