Robbie Keane Wins Major League Soccer's MVP: Leaving LA Galaxy For English Premier League?

Robbie Keane was already a Premier League legend when he decided to leave for Major League Soccer, but could he swap back again? The LA Galaxy forward has won the MLS MVP award, and now rumors suggest (like Thierry Henry) he's ready for a new challenge, perhaps one closer to his home in Ireland. The forward had 30.95 percent of the votes, and he's proved himself an elite star there, but what move should he make?

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Robbie started 28 times, scoring 19 goals, and having 14 assists, taking the Galaxy to second in the Western Conference. He also led them to the MLS Cup, which they won this weekend gone, defeating the Seattle Sounders.

Could he opt to join a striker-needy EPL team like QPR or Burnley? Keane has had many clubs throughout his career, and it wouldn't be a big surprise if he was to opt for another fresh start. Check out the stars he will now be remembered alongside:

2014: Robbie Keane - LA Galaxy
2013: Mike Magee - Chicago Fire
2012: Chris Wondolowski - San Jose Earthquakes
2011: Dwayne De Rosario - D.C. United
2010: David Ferreira - FC Dallas
2009: Landon Donovan - LA Galaxy
2008: Guillermo Barros Schelotto - Columbus Crew
2007: Luciano Emilio - D.C. United
2006: Christian Gómez - D.C. United
2005: Taylor Twellman - New England Revolution
2004: Amado Guevara - MetroStars
2003: Preki - Kansas City Wizards
2002: Carlos Ruiz - LA Galaxy
2001: Alex Pineda Chacón - Miami Fusion
2000: Tony Meola - Kansas City Wizards
1999: Jason Kreis - Dallas Burn
1998: Marco Etcheverry - D.C. United
1997: Preki - Kansas City Wizards
1996: Carlos Valderrama - Tampa Bay Mutiny