If still not want Pro/Rel maybe a 40 teams league, i discover the most fair way to divide the map by the Mississippi River making Places NOLA o des moines being in the west
Las Vegas needs a MLS team. It has the infrastructure and demographics to support a team. My problem with California getting another team is it already has Galaxy and LAFC. San Diego could make sense tho
Indianapolis' Indy Eleven of the USL has an ambitious owner who is building a new Stadium and hotel/retail area with or without MLS. So i like their chances if MLS ever goes to 32 tram.
Another thing to note about Detroit is that it has a metropolitan population of 4.36 million. It's a part of the top 15 metropolitan populations in the US. Out of the top 15 Detroit, Phoenix, Riverside, and San Francisco metropolitan areas don't have MLS teams.
Relegation without relegation. 1. MLS future: 40 teams divided into 2 levels. Top level 20 teams and lower level ' dog house ' 20 teams , only 1 conference in each level. 2. Every half of the season the bottom 10 teams from top would be ralegated the dog house and the top 10 teams from the dog house would be promoted to the top level. And the next year season will be the teams will start from the places that they ended previous season. 3. Each team will play 38 games , no playoffs! Beacouse the entire seasson will be like playoffs. The fall champion will play the spring champion in MLS cup. The season will start in july /august and end in may/june. In this way we can streach the season more if teams from colder locations start hosting later and stop hosting earlier. MLS cup will be in june. Now MLS playoffs/cup is when everybody attention is on NFL , it's crazy. 4. in this system MLS clubs will play total 15% more games than before. It does not make sanse that half of the teams end season sooner than the rest. 5. It would be a nice compromise between relegation/promotion and the current system were many players love to finish the season sooner! 6. There are would be no safe middle of the table place , it will be easy to be relegated and easy to be promoted. 7. The revenue would be divided between franchises the same way as before so the teams in the dog house would no suffer financially. 8. This system would create a lot of excitments all year long.
Las Vegas Baby Lets go. How big of a stadium does a MLS stadium have to be? How much would it cost? Seat capacity? Private or public Money? Vegas is already getting NBA and MLB. NBA is Private Money, MLB is 380 M public and that is in Bonds, either private or public i can see this getting done. I can also see vegas getting movie studios and becoming the next Hollywood. I also heard The WWE, UFC and boxing could be held in the MSG sphere. All we need is horse racing, Vegas also has a Pro lacrosse team and XFL.
It would have to be only 1 of them because they need to make it balanced between the eastern and western conference and both Hawaii and Vegas count as western conference teams.
After the 30th MLS franchise was awarded to San Diego for the 2025 MLS season, the Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation and Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, Carolina Hurricanes owner Thomas Dundon, and Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney will award 2 MLS franchises to Calgary and Raleigh for the 2028 MLS season for a total of 32 teams, so the new Calgary franchise will be named Inter Calgary FC and the new Raleigh franchise will be named Real Raleigh SC. Inter Calgary FC will play their home games McMahon Stadium in Calgary and Real Raleigh SC will play their home games at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh in the 2028 MLS season.
the USSF does not allow Canadian cities to join American leagues anymore. That's why USL Championship had to force their team in Ottawa to fold. I don't get why Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal didn't fold tho.
@@Sqidk Since the USSF is no longer allowing Canadian cities to join U.S. soccer leagues, maybe Fenway Sports Group, who owns MLB's Boston Red Sox, the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins, NASCAR's RFK Racing, and the Premier League's Liverpool FC, and the Rooney family, who owns the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers, and Project 92 Limited, who owns Salford City FC, Mark Davis, who owns the NFL's Las Veger Raiders and the WNBA's Las Vegas Aces, the Maloof family, who owns a 30% stake in the NHL's Vegas Golden Knights, and Inter Miami CF co-owner David Beckham, will each pay $500 million to award 2 MLS expansion clubs for the 2026 season, so the new Pittsburgh club will be called Pittsburgh Miners FC and the new Las Vegas club will be called Inter Vegas SC.
@@sportstagator4457 The logistics of having an Major League Soccer team in Hawaii could be challenging especially in terms of travel where every road game for an MLS team based in Hawaii would be on the U.S./Canadian Mainland and at the most 6 time zones away.
San Diego never should have been selected. 1. Dispassionate, indifferent fanbase. 2. San Diego State University owns the stadium and that breaks the MLS model. MLS will be a secondary or tertiary tenant, and SDSU is an arrogant tyrant. I used to live there.
MLS and NWSL teams
1:24 Ford Field in Detroit
3:02 State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona
7:10 Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada
If still not want Pro/Rel maybe a 40 teams league, i discover the most fair way to divide the map by the Mississippi River making Places NOLA o des moines being in the west
Suggest: A field with a few hundred folding chairs around it. There's likely to be excess seating capacity, though.
Las Vegas needs a MLS team. It has the infrastructure and demographics to support a team. My problem with California getting another team is it already has Galaxy and LAFC. San Diego could make sense tho
That is true! What other cities would you like to see get a team in the future?
@@sportstagator4457 It would be cool if San Antion got the green light to advance their UCL team to MLS... Honestly regulation would be a good idea lo
Vegas has a USL club. Support them.
Indianapolis' Indy Eleven of the USL has an ambitious owner who is building a new Stadium and hotel/retail area with or without MLS. So i like their chances if MLS ever goes to 32 tram.
I really hope this is the case. I am an Indiana resident who goes to Indianapolis often and would love to see an MLS team there.
I'd like to see them go to 34 teams by adding Vegas, Phoenix, Indianapolis and Detroit
@@H-Vox34 is too many
@@d4v1doAgree. Any club wanting to join in MLS should have to do it from the bottom and work their way up (pro/rel).
I do hope that MLS one day expands to Pittsburgh, PA
I think MLS needs to strengthen itself on the east coast, especially in the northeast of the country.
Meaning what? Boston, NY, Philly, DC all have teams.
I honestly want to see a 4th Canadian MLS team to be added. Maybe somewhere in Alberta I suppose. Great video by the way.
That would be nice, thank you!
Sacramento DESERVES their mls expansion
Another thing to note about Detroit is that it has a metropolitan population of 4.36 million. It's a part of the top 15 metropolitan populations in the US. Out of the top 15 Detroit, Phoenix, Riverside, and San Francisco metropolitan areas don't have MLS teams.
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Relegation without relegation.
1. MLS future: 40 teams divided into 2 levels. Top level 20 teams and lower level ' dog house ' 20 teams , only 1 conference in each level.
2. Every half of the season the bottom 10 teams from top would be ralegated the dog house and the top 10 teams from the dog house would be promoted to the top level. And the next year season will be the teams will start from the places that they ended previous season.
3. Each team will play 38 games , no playoffs! Beacouse the entire seasson will be like playoffs. The fall champion will play the spring champion in MLS cup. The season will start in july /august and end in may/june. In this way we can streach the season more if teams from colder locations start hosting later and stop hosting earlier. MLS cup will be in june. Now MLS playoffs/cup is when everybody attention is on NFL , it's crazy.
4. in this system MLS clubs will play total 15% more games than before. It does not make sanse that half of the teams end season sooner than the rest.
5. It would be a nice compromise between relegation/promotion and the current system were many players love to finish the season sooner!
6. There are would be no safe middle of the table place , it will be easy to be relegated and easy to be promoted.
7. The revenue would be divided between franchises the same way as before so the teams in the dog house would no suffer financially.
8. This system would create a lot of excitments all year long.
y'all need to stop talking about pro/rel for the MLS. It's not happening.
Las Vegas Baby Lets go. How big of a stadium does a MLS stadium have to be? How much would it cost? Seat capacity? Private or public Money? Vegas is already getting NBA and MLB. NBA is Private Money, MLB is 380 M public and that is in Bonds, either private or public i can see this getting done. I can also see vegas getting movie studios and becoming the next Hollywood. I also heard The WWE, UFC and boxing could be held in the MSG sphere. All we need is horse racing, Vegas also has a Pro lacrosse team and XFL.
Vegas could play in Allegiant stadium due to the heat plus, allegiant has hosted 2 Concacaf gold cup finals Bedford so it can be used for soccer
Should give Jacksonville, Tampa, New Orleans. Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Detroit.
I like the idea!
It's wild Detroit and Phoenix still dont have teams...
Agreed!
Detroit and New Orleans so the mls can have all the major French influenced American city's lol
Don't forget Louisville lol
San Francisco and Baltimore
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Cool, I didn’t know that.
Las Vegas and Hawaii should be the next destinations for MLS expansion
It would have to be only 1 of them because they need to make it balanced between the eastern and western conference and both Hawaii and Vegas count as western conference teams.
New México united to the mls
Detroit City FC just beat the defending MLS Champions the Houson Dynamo in the US Open Cup in the rd of 32 on May 7th 2024 advancing to the rd of 16
Las Vegas is the next expansion franchise.
VEGAS
After the 30th MLS franchise was awarded to San Diego for the 2025 MLS season, the Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation and Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, Carolina Hurricanes owner Thomas Dundon, and Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney will award 2 MLS franchises to Calgary and Raleigh for the 2028 MLS season for a total of 32 teams, so the new Calgary franchise will be named Inter Calgary FC and the new Raleigh franchise will be named Real Raleigh SC. Inter Calgary FC will play their home games McMahon Stadium in Calgary and Real Raleigh SC will play their home games at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh in the 2028 MLS season.
the USSF does not allow Canadian cities to join American leagues anymore. That's why USL Championship had to force their team in Ottawa to fold. I don't get why Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal didn't fold tho.
@@Sqidk Since the USSF is no longer allowing Canadian cities to join U.S. soccer leagues, maybe Fenway Sports Group, who owns MLB's Boston Red Sox, the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins, NASCAR's RFK Racing, and the Premier League's Liverpool FC, and the Rooney family, who owns the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers, and Project 92 Limited, who owns Salford City FC, Mark Davis, who owns the NFL's Las Veger Raiders and the WNBA's Las Vegas Aces, the Maloof family, who owns a 30% stake in the NHL's Vegas Golden Knights, and Inter Miami CF co-owner David Beckham, will each pay $500 million to award 2 MLS expansion clubs for the 2026 season, so the new Pittsburgh club will be called Pittsburgh Miners FC and the new Las Vegas club will be called Inter Vegas SC.
Why MLS expansion? Why can’t new clubs start from the bottom and work their way up through promotion/relegation?
Don’t use city proper population…at least use metropolitan population and in some cases check CSA population that incorporates other city very nearby.
I like the MLS to take a gamble and expand to Hawaii!
That would be cool!
@@sportstagator4457 The logistics of having an Major League Soccer team in Hawaii could be challenging especially in terms of travel where every road game for an MLS team based in Hawaii would be on the U.S./Canadian Mainland and at the most 6 time zones away.
🎉 Promo>SM
What's up with your speaking cadence?
Hawaii? Travel. No.
San Diego never should have been selected.
1. Dispassionate, indifferent fanbase.
2. San Diego State University owns the stadium and that breaks the MLS model. MLS will be a secondary or tertiary tenant, and SDSU is an arrogant tyrant. I used to live there.
ngl I loved the idea of a San Diego MLS team until the logo was revealed and I found out what was gonna happen to the San Diego Loyal
Nonsense. San Diego drew the largest Avg Attendance in the NWSL, also, the SD Wave has the two largest Attendances in Playoffs history.