MLS
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David Beckham expressed his belief that Major League Soccer can challenge the supremacy of the European leagues within the next decade
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Many wondered if the league could survive in the crowded North American sports market. Instead it has grown, and closer ties with Mexico could be next
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FC Cincinnati coach Ron Jans has resigned in the midst of an MLS investigation into allegations he used the n-word
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Sevilla have agreed a fee with LA Galaxy for Mexico striker Javier Hernández for a deal reported to be worth $9.4m
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The Englishman routinely tore through defences in North America after a humdrum career in Europe. But his Red Bulls career was far from a joke
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Patrick Vieira and Jesse Marsch are exponents of MLS’s reputation as a proving ground for young managers, a path Henry hopes to follow in Montreal
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The former Arsenal and Barcelona striker Thierry Henry has signed a two-year contract with Montreal Impact and said: ‘I have always had an eye on this club and now I’m here’
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The Swedish striker is set to leave MLS after two years. In a tweet he wrote 'I came, I saw, I conquered ... You wanted Zlatan. I gave you Zlatan. You are welcome'
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MLS 2020 predictions: a title for LA and a playing return for David Beckham