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This week marks the deadline for the next round of MLS expansion bids. But many cities are questioning whether clubs should use public funds
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In the face of the lavish salaries in the Chinese Super League, MLS clubs might have to pump the brakes on ageing stars. But that could prove to be a blessing
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The US men’s soccer team has always employed stars born or brought up overseas – so why the sudden antipathy to such players?
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The Sporting KC striker, 26, is close to gaining US citizenship, and has already held talks with US officials about representing his adopted home
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Joe Sumner, a Newcastle fan, and Evertonian PJ Harrison are aiming to make American soccer more blue collar with their new club in California
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The Sounders won the championship despite a final to forget – but plenty was worth remembering. Graham Parker reflects on another fascinating MLS year
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The club that brought Pelé and Raúl to America have shed their staff and players. So why does their chairman insist the team has a future?
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Stefan Frei pulled off some crucial saves but the most important part of the champions’ season happened back in the summer
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Toronto FC reached their first ever MLS Cup after a thrilling 5-2 victory over Montreal Impact in the second leg of the Eastern Conference final
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Jordan Morris scored in the 56th minute and the Seattle Sounders advanced to their first MLS Cup, beating the Colorado Rapids 1-0
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The podders look back on all the midweek European action. Also up for discussion: Swansea’s six-pointer with Crystal Palace; Bayern’s second defeat in a week; and another new manager at Charlton
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The former Liverpool captain has said the time was not right to take over at MK Dons, but he could now take up an academy role at the Anfield club
Brian Schmetzer and the burden of repeating the Sounders' MLS Cup win