Don Garber, the commissioner of Major League Soccer have hailed 2018 as the most competitive season for them since he has appraised the state of North American League during the finals of MLS Cup. Garber praised the finalists of MLS Cup, Portland Timbers, and Atlanta United as he talked about the topics that included league expansion, the probable changes to the playoff formats of MLS Cup, and the global transfer market.

Garber has stated that he guesses that they might end up with something which is a little than what they have now. He refused to talk about the specifics of the pending discussion amongst the owners of the club in the following week. However, he has stated that the aim of the changes is going to be to make the consistent season more important.

When it came to expansion, Garber said that he is pretty confident that MLS is going to grow eventually for including over 28 teams. This has been the limit set for expansion for many years now. He doesn’t have a doubt in mind that they will be able to support over 28 teams in MLS. MLS doesn’t feature any relegation or promotion presently includes twenty-three clubs whose owners have made the payment for the entry which is more than $150 million for launching a team.

MLS is known to have given a go-ahead for the clubs that are making the entry in the future season to take place in Ohio, Cincinnati, Austin, Nashville, Texas, Tennessee, and Miami. Here, David Beckham, the former captain of England will go to launch his franchise. Garber mentioned that the city is going to host the 28th franchise and it is going to be designated within a short period of time. He believes that since MLS has matured, they should make the league get a place the market of global transfer.