Don Garber’s days as Major League Soccer’s Commissioner are coming to an end, and two names have emerged as finalists to take on the role, as the league continues through its fourth decade of action.
The 30 owner-operators, whom the commissioner represents, narrowed their search to three finalists before one reportedly dropped out. Los Angeles FC co-owner Larry Berg and longtime media executive David Nathanson are the two finalists, while San Francisco 49ers and Leeds United executive Paraag Marathe reportedly pulled his name from consideration, ESPN report.