[Nicky91]

starts February 21 to October 19


Eastern Conference

Atlanta United: Gonzalo Pineda (MEX)
Chicago Fire FC: Frank Klopas (USA)
FC Cincinnati: Pat Noonan (USA)
Charlotte FC: Dean Smith (ENG)
Columbus Crew: Wilfried Nancy (FRA)
DC United: TBA
Inter Miami: Gerardo Martino (ARG)
CF Montreal: TBA
Nashville SC: Gary Smith (ENG)
New England Revolution: Caleb Porter (USA)
New York City FC: Nick Cushing (ENG)
New York Red Bulls: Sandro Schwarz (GER)
Orlando City SC: Oscar Pareja (COL)
Philadelphia Union: Jim Curtin (USA)
Toronto FC: John Herdman (ENG)


Western Conference

Austin FC: Josh Wolff (USA)
Colorado Rapids: Chris Armas (USA)
FC Dallas: Nico Estevez (ESP)
Houston Dynamo: Ben Olsen (USA)
LA Galaxy: Greg Vanney (USA)
Los Angeles FC: Steve Cherundolo (USA)
Minnesota United: TBA
Portland Timbers: Phil Neville (ENG)
Real Salt Lake: Pablo Mastroeni (USA)
San Jose Earthquakes: Luchi Gonzalez (USA)
Seattle Sounders SC: Brian Schmetzer (USA)
Sporting Kansas City: Peter Vermes (USA)
St Louis City SC: Bradley Carnell (RSA)
Vancouver Whitecaps: Vanni Sartini (ITA)


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_M..._Soccer_season



no new teams for 2024, however for 2025 San Diego FC will make its debut and bringing the total up to 30 teams https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/...eam-debut-2025

2nd season of the 10 year partnership of Apple-MLS deal
https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/15/footb...ntl/index.html


reigning champions (2023)

Supporters Shield: FC Cincinnati
MLS Cup: Columbus Crew



46th season overall of a national first-division league in the United States.

[Nicky91]

former premier league player for Aston Villa, Burnley

Ashley Westwood also at Charlotte FC alongside Dean Smith as the captain there, whom previously played under Smith at Villa

[Nicky91]

am curious how Inter Miami & Messi will get on now, but honestly i think it'll be very tough for them considering the US have such a strong league now


i think Philadelphia Union, FC Cincinnati, LAFC are up there as the usual contenders, Columbus Crew not to underestimate

St Louis City in their 2nd season, hoping they'll do slightly better than last season also if they make it once again in the cup playoffs not immediately getting eliminated there


Atlanta United is a powerhouse in terms of huge budget


the New York teams, City kinda better than Red Bulls

[Nicky91]

amazing that San Diego will also be having its own team



their venue

[Dogeatdog]

I’ve got a 7 day free trial for Apple TV so I’m gonna wait for the season to start and then use it to watch the first lot of fixtures. I did a manager mode on fifa before and created my own team for MLS and I liked the way that league is structured so I wanna try and watch MLS games if I can.

I’ll be following Orlando City, Vancouver Whitecaps and New England Revolution.

[Nicky91]

San Diego FC has a british-egyptian billionaire owner btw

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohame...r_(businessman)

[Nicky91]

37 yr old goalkeeper Hugo Lloris moving to LAFC after 11 and a half years at Tottenham Hotspur

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Dogeatdog

I’ve got a 7 day free trial for Apple TV so I’m gonna wait for the season to start and then use it to watch the first lot of fixtures. I did a manager mode on fifa before and created my own team for MLS and I liked the way that league is structured so I wanna try and watch MLS games if I can.

I’ll be following Orlando City, Vancouver Whitecaps and New England Revolution.

my fave teams: Philadelphia Union, Columbus Crew and i also like LAFC i guess (Cherundolo is a great manager)

i also like the US National Team, quite a strong generation currently

women's of course still better but the men's is also getting there


with the likes of the Aaronson brothers, Malik Tillman, Ricardo Pepi, Sergino Dest, ex Arsenal youth talent Balogun Giovanni Reyna (one of best midfielders in the world by the media)


Berhalter is a decent coach too and also nice one with a dutch past is their head coach now, from his career days in Zwolle, Sparta, Cambuur to where he is now