About a year after the tournament was first announced, details of the expanded Leagues Cup were finally revealed on Thursday and, well, it’s a lot.
From a top-line perspective, all 47 Liga MX and MLS teams are scheduled to play 77 games spread out from July 21-Aug. 19, 2023. Both leagues will place their seasons on hold during the tournament, which will come directly on the heels of the Concacaf Gold Cup that is scheduled to run June 29-July 16.
All of the games will be played at MLS stadiums in the United States and Canada, with hosting rights determined by the 2022 Supporters’ Shield standings.