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Kaylyn Kyle, a decorated Canadian soccer player and former MLS broadcaster, is now the executive presenter for beIN Sports' English‑language soccer output across the Middle East and North Africa, replacing Richard Keys after his 13‑year tenure.
The Independent Review Panel has reversed the red‑card suspension handed to Philadelphia Union midfielder Cavan Sullivan, allowing him to feature in the upcoming MLS match against Austin FC on August 22.
MLS and adidas unveil eight heritage-inspired kits for the 2026 season, blending nostalgic designs with modern flair to celebrate the league’s expanding soccer culture.
After four years of hosting and analysis with Major League Soccer, Kaylyn Kyle announced her departure, citing the emotional challenge of leaving her team and colleagues. Her final show will air on August 19, and her extensive background positions her for new roles across global soccer media.
Canada has become the first Concacaf member to introduce the Concacaf Pro Diploma, a domestically delivered coaching credential developed with UEFA support. The initiative targets coaches across major leagues and aims to raise technical standards across the nation’s growing soccer ecosystem.
The National Women's Soccer League announces a February 11 start for its 2027 season, aligning key dates with the Brazil Women’s World Cup and integrating with Super Bowl weekend broadcasts.
After obtaining a U.S. green card and P‑1 visa, Jack Harrison is now classified as a domestic player for the New England Revolution, setting the stage for his first appearance in Saturday’s match against Houston Dynamo.
A dispute over a high‑profile transfer has escalated between Barcelona and Atlético Madrid, involving a formal complaint, an appeal plan, and public accusations that could reshape the summer market.
Matt Freese admits he may never fully get over the US team's 4-1 loss to Belgium in the 2026 World Cup, describing the emotional toll of a mistake that led to the winning goal, the boos he received in his first post‑World Cup MLS match, and his philosophy of not letting highs or lows define him. Alongside teammates Tim Ream and Max Arfsten, he expresses optimism about the sport's rising popularity in the United States, while Lionel Messi's decision to skip the MLS All‑Star Game underscores the league's increasing global stature.
Following the U.S. Men’s National Team’s disappointing World Cup exit, supporters are pressing for a radical shift in how American soccer is organized, urging the adoption of promotion and relegation and questioning the league’s closed franchise system.
The United States has long embraced soccer, from MLS stability and new stadiums to historic World Cup triumphs, rendering the notion of a nascent fan base obsolete.
A look at how former Philadelphia Union players performed at the 2026 World Cup and what lies ahead for their club careers.
Megan Oglesby, an Elon University alumna and principal investor of Carolina Core FC, is transforming High Point through a professional soccer franchise that fuels downtown renewal, job creation, and community pride.
Kylian Mbappé opens up about the lingering pain of France's 2022 final loss, his tactical frustrations, and the growing speculation surrounding a possible move to Major League Soccer.
Palmer Ault, a 22‑year‑old from Noblesville, Indiana, has signed with St. Louis CITY SC through 2027, bringing a strong collegiate record and MLS NEXT Pro experience to the Western Conference side.
Veteran Scottish goalkeeper Craig Gordon has announced his retirement following his inclusion in the World Cup squad, closing a career that spanned clubs in Scotland, England and a backup role to Angus Gunn, who recently joined the San Jose Earthquakes in MLS.
A combination of wildfire smoke and high AQI forces the postponement of a high‑profile MLS fixture, prompting citywide closures and raising questions about the league’s scheduling in a changing climate.
Lionel Messi is set to join Inter Miami after the World Cup final, a move that could reshape Major League Soccer's trajectory.
Major League Soccer is counting on a blend of home‑grown talent and global superstars to sustain momentum after the World Cup, with Lionel Messi's imminent switch to Inter Miami and the arrival of Antoine Griezmann poised to reshape the competition.
Atlanta’s transformation into a global soccer hub, from the 1996 Olympic debut of women’s soccer to the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, reflects decades of investment, diverse community passion, and landmark achievements.
In a recent interview, Bocanegra outlined the steps U.S. Soccer must take to build a sustainable future, emphasizing player profiling, long‑term coaching appointments, and a stronger youth pipeline.
A survey of sixty Indianapolis high school soccer players shows a slight edge for Spain, driven by its unbeaten defensive record, while Argentina's charismatic leadership of Lionel Messi and the rise of Lamine Yamal capture the imagination of many.
Argentina fell to Spain in the World Cup final, with Ferran Torres scoring the winner in extra time. Lionel Messi hinted at retirement while confirming his club plans through 2028.
Mayor Eileen Higgins obtained a $20 million federal grant for a pedestrian bridge linking Miami International Airport to Miami Freedom Park, a project championed by MLS owner David Beckham. The award came at the expense of the Rev. Edward T. Graham Heritage Trail, a long‑awaited initiative to revitalize Overtown. The decision has sparked a rift between Higgins and Commissioner Christine King, culminating in King’s removal from her leadership role.