The Latest Breaking News on MLS

‘Reality Check’—Robert Lewandowski Snubbed by European League Champions

Lewandowski’s future has reportedly taken a twist away from MLS.

Sports Illustrated · May 15

How MLS has become a key proving ground for Socceroos World Cup hopefuls

A sizeable contingent of Australian players in the US adds intrigue to the upcoming Group D clash between the two nations

The Guardian - AU · May 15

Nobody Is More Excited for the 2026 World Cup Than Marshawn Lynch

The Seahawks legend opens up about Oakland’s soccer culture, his appreciation for Kylian Mbappé and more ahead of the World Cup.

Sports Illustrated · May 14

USMNT teenager Zavier Gozo on cusp of home World Cup call-up after standout MLS campaign 'The Boy's A Bit Special'

Zavier Gozo is banging on the USMNT door ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

FourFourTwo · May 13

Ted Lasso star signs professional deal with American second-tier side

Cristo Fernandez, who played striker Dani Rojas in the hit Apple TV comedy, impressed on trial for El Paso Locomotive.

The Independent UK · May 13

Lionel Messi tops Son Heung Min as highest paid MLS players revealed

Messi earns more than the whole squad of 28 of the 29 other MLS teams

The Independent UK · May 13

Top 10 MLS Salaries in 2026: Lionel Messi Earns Giant Pay Raise

LAFC superstar Son Heung-min makes the second-most in MLS after Lionel Messi.

Sports Illustrated · May 12

$28.3m Messi is MLS’s top earner again, making more than twice as much as Son

The Inter Miami and LAFC stars are the highest-paid players in the league by a distance, while other new arrivals’ numbers are revealed for the first time

The Guardian - US · May 12

Apple TV star signs professional soccer contract and fulfills his character’s destiny

Cristo Fernandez played Dani Rojas in Ted Lasso, and he has now signed a professional soccer contract

The Independent UK · May 12

Ted Lasso Star Signs Professional Soccer Contract With U.S. Club

The actor behind Ted Lasso’s Dani Rojas will make his professional debut in the coming weeks.

Sports Illustrated · May 12