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One of the longest offseasons in Major League Soccer’s history comes to an end Saturday, when D.C. United and the Colorado Rapids kick off the league’s 25th season at Audi Field.
In the four months since the Seattle Sounders hoisted MLS Cup, the league has experienced yet another transformation.
Mexican striker Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez leads the latest influx of international talent, while two expansion teams — Nashville SC and Inter Miami CF — are debuting in 2020.
Off the field, the MLS Players Association and the owners came to an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement that addressed some of the concerns the players brought about during the 2019 campaign.