MLS, USSF and NASL
USSF and MLS dodge a $375m bullet after court rules for them in NASL anti-trust case
The US Soccer Federation (USSF) and the MLS are celebrating a major win after a federal jury in New York found that the USSF did not violate anti-trust law in denying the North American Soccer League (NASL) Division II league status.
Atlanta United completes transfer for MLS record fee
With Columbus Crew striker Cucho Hernandez reportedly on his way to Real Betis, it's a move that also where Major League ...
Both deals carry serious implications for the Western Conference as MLS moves into a new world of player transfers ...
Beginning in January, Major League Soccer (MLS) began allowing teams within the league to trade players for cash. Houston ...
While there wasn’t a Messi-like addition to MLS in the offseason, though we nearly had one with Neymar and the Chicago Fire, ...
A federal court jury has sided with the U.S. Soccer Federation and Major League Soccer in an antitrust lawsuit brought against the organizations by a now-defunct league that sued after it did not have ...
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US Soccer and Major League Soccer were cleared Monday by a federal jury of allegations they colluded to prevent a now-defunct ...
Ahead of the 30th season of Major League Soccer starting next month, Apple opened up subscriptions to MLS Season Pass.
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