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After 30 years at the helm, Don Garber steps down as MLS commissioner, handing the reins to Los Angeles FC’s Larry Berg, who plans a schedule overhaul and salary reforms to make the league more authentic and appealing to U.S. fans.
Major League Soccer announced Larry Berg as its next commissioner, detailing his extensive private‑equity background, the succession process, and the league’s plans under his leadership.
Larry Berg, co‑owner of Los Angeles FC, will succeed Don Garber as MLS commissioner, bringing a vision focused on growth, competition and worldwide engagement.
Major League Soccer announced Larry Berg as its next commissioner, set to take office on Jan. 1, 2027, after Don Garber’s 27‑year tenure. Berg will relinquish his LAFC stake to avoid conflicts and will be formally introduced at MLS headquarters in Manhattan.
The MLS Board announced Larry Berg’s appointment, set to begin Jan. 1, 2027, as Don Garber transitions to chairman.
The league announced Berg’s appointment, highlighting his extensive ownership experience and the upcoming transition from longtime commissioner Don Garber.
Larry Berg, co‑owner of Los Angeles FC, has been appointed MLS commissioner, taking over from Don Garber who will step down after the 2026 season. Berg aims to build on the league’s recent expansion and the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
Major League Soccer’s board will convene in Manhattan to select a successor to longtime commissioner Don Garber, with a two‑thirds vote required to approve either Larry Berg or David Nathanson.
MLS is reshaping its schedule and leadership as global stars join the league, with Commissioner Don Garber set to step down and a new summer‑to‑spring calendar slated for 2027.
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.
Major League Soccer is harnessing the buzz from the recent FIFA World Cup with a new marketing campaign, free ticket offers, and a schedule realignment to attract fans and sign World Cup standout players.
Major League Soccer is turning the post‑World Cup surge in interest into a sustained growth strategy, enlisting global stars and offering free entry to first‑time viewers while reshaping its calendar.
Major League Soccer is targeting a $400‑$500 million annual media‑rights valuation after its Apple TV contract expires, but must navigate a crowded market of established leagues and a new domestic challenger.
Major League Soccer plans to more than double its annual media rights revenue by 2029, but faces stiff competition from established leagues and uncertainty over audience reach.
The 2026 MLS All-Star squad was revealed, featuring nine World Cup participants and selections from supporters, Charlotte FC and Commissioner Don Garber. Yet the roster omits several standout performers, sparking debate across the league.
MLS commissioner Don Garber discusses how the league is leveraging the post‑World Cup momentum, launching a new marketing campaign and preparing for a fall‑to‑spring schedule, while welcoming Lionel Messi back to Inter Miami.
Lionel Messi’s upcoming switch to Inter Miami, alongside the arrival of Antoine Griezmann, is being hailed as a catalyst for growth, with league officials pointing to the World Cup’s impact on youth participation.
Lionel Messi is set to join Inter Miami after the World Cup final, a move that could reshape Major League Soccer's trajectory.
Lionel Messi’s upcoming move to Inter Miami, Antoine Griezmann’s arrival at Orlando City and the lingering impact of the World Cup are reshaping Major League Soccer’s trajectory, according to league officials and players.
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.
The 2026 MLS All‑Star Game will be held on July 29 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, featuring a blend of established internationals and rising talents, with Nashville SC leading the representation.
Alan Rothenberg, who helped bring the 1994 World Cup to the United States, argues that the upcoming 2026 edition will accelerate soccer’s popularity, citing rising attendance, MLS’s expanding media deals and a new generation of fans.
Alan Rothenberg argues that the upcoming tournament will boost soccer’s popularity, citing record viewership, better infrastructure and growing media interest.
Major League Soccer is capitalizing on the excitement from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, launching a new marketing campaign and planning a schedule shift to summer‑to‑spring, all while leveraging world‑class facilities and star power to cement its global reputation.