Gyasi Zardes is a player who splits opinion among United States men's national team fans, but to his club team he's a valuable asset. In fact, the LA Galaxy rate him so highly that they don't want to sell him to Europe.

According to Alexi Lalas, the Galaxy turned down a $2.5 million offer from Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor for the U.S. international this summer.

I'm told last month @Trabzonspor offered $2.5 mil for @LAGalaxy striker @gyasinho. LA said no and had no interest in selling him. — Alexi Lalas (@AlexiLalas) July 23, 2016

To put that in perspective, strong reports suggest that FC Dallas are set to send Fabian Castillo to the same club for a reported $3-4 million transfer fee.

As we've seen with the Steve Birnbaum/D.C. United/Maccabi Tel Aviv transfer saga, MLS is a hotbed for bargain transfer hunting. It appears that the LA Galaxy were smart enough to fend off the low ball offers.

It appears as if Zardes' future lies in LA and MLS unless a great offer comes in and knocks their socks off.