Larry Berg Named as New Commissioner of MLS to Take Office in 2027

Recently, Major League Soccer (MLS), the top-tier professional soccer league in the United States and Canada, announced that current Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) co-owner Larry Berg will take over as league chairman in 2027, succeeding current chairman Don Garber. Prior to his appointment as chairman, Berg will sell his ownership stake in LAFC.

Berg's appointment as chairman was the result of prolonged discussions with Garber. With a long history of working in MLS, Berg has a deep understanding of the league's development and has played a crucial role in several key decisions made by the league. Garber expressed his trust in Berg, believing him to be a vital leader for the league's future.

Berg's appointment has also garnered attention from the outside world. As the new owner of LAFC, Berg will have significant influence on the league's development. After selling his ownership stake, he will no longer be involved in league decision-making, sparking discussions about the league's future direction.

Don Garber will leave his position as MLS chairman in 2027, marking the end of his 17-year tenure. Berg will face a challenging task, succeeding Garber and guiding the league into the future. The league's development will be influenced by various factors, including team growth, player performance, and fan support.

For Taiwan, MLS's development can provide valuable insights. The league's success is attributed to team growth, player performance, and fan support, which also reflects the development of soccer in the United States and Canada. Taiwan's development of soccer can learn from MLS's experience.