As Lionel Messi embarks on the 2025 season with Inter Miami CF, the storyline is as compelling as ever. Following a remarkable campaign in the previous year where the team clinched the Supporters’ Shield, setting a new MLS record for points, the anticipation surrounding Messi’s performance is palpable. However, the disappointment of an early playoff
Leagues Cup
The Leagues Cup is poised for a significant evolution in its 2025 edition, enhancing the competitive landscape of North American soccer. This year’s tournament will kick off on July 29, featuring 18 teams from both Liga MX and Major League Soccer (MLS), marking a new chapter characterized by a revised format and increased inter-league matchups.
The Major League Soccer (MLS) recently unveiled the frameworks for participation in various North American cup competitions spanning 2025 to 2026. As the league continues to evolve and establish itself as a major player in international soccer, these guidelines not only dictate performance metrics but also reflect the strategic direction MLS is pursuing. This article
In a significant shift towards enhancing operational efficiency and stakeholder satisfaction, Liga MX president Mikel Arriola announced a restructured format for the Leagues Cup set to debut in 2025. This move comes in response to persistent concerns from Mexican teams regarding the longstanding interruption the tournament imposes on the regular season. The decision reflects a
The Leagues Cup is poised to make its return in the summer of 2025, bringing with it teams from both Liga MX and Major League Soccer (MLS). This month-long tournament has garnered significant interest in recent years, offering fans a competitive display of soccer that blends the cultures and play styles of North America’s premier
Columbus Crew’s Cucho Hernández shone brightly in the Leagues Cup final against LAFC, scoring two crucial goals to lead his team to a thrilling 3-1 victory. His performance was nothing short of spectacular, showcasing his skill and ability to shine on the big stage. Hernández’s decisive goal in the 92nd minute sealed the win for