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MLS is hoping to capture the attention of World Cup fans as the league rolls out its largest-ever national marketing campaign.

MLS is back on Thursday, as we return from the World Cup break into a season finely poised to be one of the most fun we’ve had in quite some time. At the same time, our friends John Muller and Mike Imburgio have launched their new app, Futi. I’m sure they agonized over every word of their tagline, so I’ll copy it here:

The new app that makes football make sense. Follow your favorite teams and players with real-time scores, shareable data visuals and pro analytics made simple.

While ideologically we believe it’s called soccer, the app definitely does what it says on the tin. As such, I thought it’d be fun to dig in and see what Futi tells me to keep an eye on as we welcome MLS Saturday night’s back into our hearts. If you like what you see here (every image in here will be right out of the iOS app), head to futi.live and check it out for yourself.

Twenty-nine players will represent Major League Soccer against the LIGA MX All-Stars during the 2026 MLS All-Star Game presented by Chime, which is held on July 29 at Charlotte FC's Bank of America Stadium (8 pm ET | Apple TV).

MLS moving to free-to-play academies powers the strength of US and Canada in the World Cup

Paraguay have relied on multiple big-time performances during their run to the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 16.

The Chicago Fire have pulled off one of the biggest signings in club history, inking Polish superstar Robert Lewandowski to a contract.

The United States men's national team star Cristian Pulisic has been courted by MLS team New York City FC, according to an Italian newspaper, La Gazzetta dello Sport.

The Canadian has been tipped as Gianni Infantino’s successor. He defends World Cup ticket prices and explains why the Premier League may soon have a rival

The 1994 World Cup transformed the domestic game in the US. MLS will hope a similar change can give the league a much-needed jolt

The former Manchester City manager is always interested in fresh challenges. Taking on another continent could be tempting as he embarks on a new chapter

Phil Neville is no longer in charge of the Portland Timbers after they announced they had ‘mutually parted ways’ with their head coach

The Brazilian veteran is on the verge of a move to MLS, but a rules dispute must still be sorted before he can team with Lionel Messi

In the rule, soccer’s usual continuous clock would instead stop for injuries, substitutions, and other pauses in play

MLS clubs have been informed to expect the relocation of the Vancouver Whitecaps to Las Vegas, reports Jeremy Filosa.

The destination cities will always have their advantages, but that's not stopping others from luring big names to unexpected places

Canada Soccer recognizes and deeply values the Vancouver Whitecaps’ place in our game and in the Vancouver community. We remain closely engaged in the ongoing discussions about the club’s future with both the Whitecaps and Major League Soccer. Canada Soccer supports the ongoing efforts underway to secure a positive, long-term solution that keeps the Whitecaps in Vancouver.

Just what would losing the Whitecaps mean for the city and country? Plus, Miami's collapse, RSL's rise and one star's expiring contract

Since 2004, the Cascadia Cup Council has united the supporters of Cascadia to build, maintain, and defend the Cascadia Cup. With Vancouver’s Southsiders, Seattle’s Emerald City Supporters, and Portland’s Timbers Army working together, we have preserved the legacy of our rivalries and celebrated a fierce on field rivalry. Our history together dates back to 1974…

Victor Montagliani has unique ties to Vancouver, and he is calling on local leadership to ensure the MLS franchise stays put

A commitment to build a soccer-specific stadium in Las Vegas is part of the offer, as talks intensify regarding the future of the club

Don Garber said his account was ‘compromised’ as Whitecaps relocation controversy continues

The city of Seattle is no stranger to the reality of losing a beloved sports institution, and we find ourselves watching as MLS threatens to relocate a team, yet again. The relocation of any team in any league is an affront to the fanbase of that team, but to do so while choosing to use…

The MLS side is prepared to relinquish its majority stake in the Swiss club if it can find the right buyer

Several years before the NHL approved the Vegas Golden Knights as Las Vegas’ first major professional sports franchise, Major League Soccer nearly beat them to it.

In 2014, Findlay Sports & Entertainment and The Cordish Companies unveiled plans for a $200 million soccer stadium at Symphony Park in downtown Las Vegas, with hopes of landing an MLS expansion franchise. It never materialized.

Now, soccer may be back in the conversation.

The Canadian side have the league’s best record, the best defender, a global superstar, and a ‘for sale’ sign in the window