LA Galaxy will host open trials in London and Manchester where players could earn a professional contract, reports BBC Sport.
The MLS franchise will offer hopefuls the chance to sign for their reserve side - LA Galaxy II - who will compete in the United Soccer League in 2017.
Head coach Mike Munoz said the project could unearth "hidden gems" or those "without a fair chance in the past".
The trials will take place at The Hive in London on 31 May and 1 June, and in Manchester on 3 and 4 June.
Players must be 16-25 years old and will have to pay a fee of $185 (£149) to take part, with five from each venue qualifying to attend more in depth analysis at the club's StubHub Center where they could secure a contract.
"Scouting for Galaxy II will give us a chance to evaluate numerous players, including first-time pros, or young pros who are not under contract," added Munoz.
"We want to make sure everyone has a fair opportunity to be evaluated and earn a professional contract on our 2017 LA Galaxy II roster."
