Brazilian Salaries in MLS 2025: Evander Leads the Pack, Pec Follows
Brazilian players remain key contributors—and significant investments—across Major League Soccer.
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LAFC had a lot to celebrate after winning a berth to compete in the FIFA Club World Cup despite falling short of winning several titles in the last few years. But who's to blame for the Club's ultimate shortfalls?
Columbus Crew dominate Atlanta United with convincing victory
The Crew are back and looking like title contenders once again behind new DP Daniel Gazdag
LAFC Ends Club World Cup Run With Draw Against Flamengo, But Bigger Questions Remain
Los Angeles FC will head back to the West Coast with one point earned in the FIFA Club World Cup and more than a few questions for the remainder portion of the MLS season
Felipe Martins Announces Retirement After Over a Decade in MLS
Midfielder Felipe Martins had over 300 appearances in Major League Soccer, before returning to Brazil
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In 87-degree Cincinnati heat, Borussia Dortmund’s substitutes opted for the locker room instead of the sideline. The move has ignited a fierce debate: are European clubs really here to win the Club World Cup — or just checking a box?
LAFC’s Club World Cup Collapse Exposes MLS’s Global Ceiling
LAFC entered the FIFA Club World Cup as MLS’s best hope for global legitimacy. Instead, they exited with zero goals, two losses, and a harsh reminder of the league’s tactical and structural limits.
Seattle Sounders: The One Advantage That Could Stun PSG, Atlético, and Botafogo in Club World Cup’s Group of Death
Seattle isn’t just hosting—it’s betting on home field, identity, and an underrated tactical edge to survive the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup’s most brutal group. Here’s why the Sounders might just be able to sneak past the group stage.
Marky Delgado: How a Championship Ring Stirred Up El Tráfico’s Pettiest Battle Yet
When Marky Delgado received his MLS Cup ring at Dignity Health Sports Park, he expected a quiet gesture from his former club. What he got instead was a firestorm.
“Hell is Real”: The Ohio Derby That Became One of the Biggest Rivalries in Major League Soccer
The derby, which pits two of Ohio’s top teams against each other, grows in intensity, technical quality, and significance with each passing season.
Revolution and Earthquakes Draw Marks Bruce Arena’s Return to New England
The New England Revolution returned to Gillette Stadium in Week 10 of Major League Soccer, hosting the San Jose Earthquakes after a month away. The match ended in a 0-0 draw but was notable for Bruce Arena’s return to New England. Arena, who coached the Revolution from 2019 to
US National Teams Launch Sustainable Uniforms, Schedule Friendlies for September
The kits debut is scheduled for the friendlies against China (May 31) and Jamaica (June 6) in the United States
Columbus Crew Scores Late to Draw with Philadelphia Union
Rossi's magic wasn't enough to keep Columbus away vs. the Supporter Shield leaders.
Jesper Sørensen: The mind behind the Whitecaps’ surprising run
Former midfielder with a solid trajectory in Denmark, Jesper Sørensen arrives in Canada aiming to turn Vancouver Whitecaps into an MLS powerhouse.
Vancouver Whitecaps: The Unlikely Contender That’s Turning Heads in 2025
The Vancouver Whitecaps are the surprise story of the 2025 North American soccer season, and it all began with a bold and controversial decision.
NWSL Submits Bid to Launch Second Division in 2026
The NWSL has formally submitted a proposal to launch a second-division league by 2026. The bid, submitted to the U.S. Soccer Federation, aims to offer more playing opportunities and creating a deeper professional structure across the country.