MLS
Inter Miami CF owner can begin stadium land lease negotiations
Earlier this week, Miami-Dade County ethics administrators gave a go-ahead for the City of Miami Commission to begin negotiating a lease agreement of public land with Jorge Mas, a co-owner of MLS club…
New York City FC bring in former Cavaliers executive Sims as new CEO
MLS club New York City FC has named former Cleveland Cavaliers executive Brad Sims as its new chief executive, beginning in January.
Judge declines to dismiss lawsuit over Columbus Crew move
A judge in Franklin County has declined a motion to dismiss a lawsuit that seeks to keep Major League Soccer team Columbus Crew in Ohio
Former Liverpool chief executive Ayre takes over at Nashville
Ian Ayre, the former Liverpool chief executive, will formally take the reins at Nashville SC at the end of November
FC Cincinnati passes 18,000 season ticket mark
FC Cincinnati has already sold 18,000 season tickets for its inaugural MLS season, which will kick off in March 2019.
Detroit MLS group will not fund retractable roof at Ford Field
A Detroit consortium hoping to gain a Major League Soccer franchise has told the league it will not retrofit Ford Field with a retractable roof to help sweeten the deal.
Cleveland Browns owner poised to save the Columbus Crew
A deal to keep the Columbus Crew in the Ohio capital and enable current owner Anthony Precourt to set up a team in Austin, Texas, is being negotiated by Major League Soccer.
St Louis given MLS expansion lifeline by new ownership group
St Louis, historically one of strongest soccer markets in the United States, has had its hopes revived of gaining a Major League Soccer expansion franchise.
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Atlanta Falcons’ concession-pricing trades small revenue dip for major goodwill gains
NFL franchise slashed the price of food and drink at their new Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Revenue decline less than anticipated; fan response greater
Growing up | Major League Soccer’s expansion plans
With the entry of Los Angeles FC and Nashville imminent, two new cities to be announced in spring, and two more by the end of 2018, Major League Soccer is in growth mode. Bob Williams investigates what makes a host city work for the league, and how LA FC and Nashville will seek to harness the culture of their respective homes.