Sebastien Vorbe

LA Galaxy (2000–01) At age 24, Vorbe signed a one-year contract as a discovery player on 25 April 2000 to play for the Los Angeles Galaxy, arguably one of the most successful clubs of Major League Soccer. Although players before him played in defunct American leagues, Vorbe became just the second Haitian player ever (to Patrick Tardieu), to play for the MLS since its 1993 creation. He scored his first major league goal against the defending MLS champion D.C. United leading Galaxy to a 2–1 victory. In 19 games and 915 minutes with the team, Vorbe scored four goals in ten starts, the most by four rookies on the team. A notable game was when Vorbe scored the winning goal at the 50th minute against a quality Club Atlético Talleres, that was just promoted to Argentine Primera División after an outstanding season. where Galaxy would defeat Honduran club, Olimpia in the finals and win its first title in the competition.

Vorbe was waived on 5 March 2001.

Personal life He is the nephew of notable Haitian player Philippe Vorbe.

Honours Violette Ligue Haïtienne: 1995, 1999

Los Angeles Galaxy CONCACAF Champions' Cup: 2000

Haiti U17 CFU Under-17 Championship: 2000