The MLS is all set for the start of its 30th season and is looking to generate more varied and better quality content for its fans. For 2025, the broadcast of its matches will continue exclusively through the MLS Season Pass on Apple TV, as was the case with them in 2024
But that’s not all, it also announced other surprises, including the introduction of new announcers and a more varied offering of content. In addition, for the first time in its 30 seasons, MLS will implement its star match of the week on Sunday Night Soccer, with the Spanish-language broadcast featuring prominent former players such as Diego Valeri, a former Uruguayan player who played for the Portland Timbers, and Sammy Sadovnik, a Peruvian broadcaster who has commentated on matches for major leagues such as the Premier League and other FIFA events. He also went viral commentating on Lionel Messi’s goals with Inter Miami.
While the main narrator will be Ramses Sandoval, with a distinguished career in the United States, with a track record in World Cups and the most important leagues through the TUDN/Univision network.
In addition, starting next season, the MLS Season Pass will also be available through Android devices to expand its coverage to all types of MLS fans
For the start of the 2025 MLS season, broadcasts will be available to fans in more than 100 countries. They will also be able to access coverage of each club and in-depth analysis of their performance, as well as exclusive content, the Leagues Cup and more
Lionel Messi presented the 30th MLS season at the Super Bowl
The announcement of the commemorative MLS season came during Super Bowl LIX, using none other than its most iconic player, Lionel Messi. In one of the coveted commercials of the most important sporting event of the year in the US, Messi headlined the trailer for the 30th season of MLS
The clip appeared at the end of the game, announcing the kickoff of the season scheduled for February 22 and features Leo, dressed in the uniform of the ‘Herons‘ on a soccer field doing keepie uppies, but with an American football, while listening to the unreleased song ‘Fale Então’ by artist and producer Marshmello, performed by Latin Grammy-winning Argentine rapper Trueno.
At the end of the cut, Messi scores a goal in the goal and the message appears: “When football ends, futbol begins.”