Major League Soccer (MLS) owners have selected Larry Berg, a co-owner of Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC), to serve as the league’s next commissioner. The decision signals a move towards modernizing the league with a leader already familiar with successful franchise management.
Berg's team, LAFC, is widely considered one of the best-run franchises in MLS. This reputation likely played a key role in his selection for the position.
The appointment suggests an emphasis on embracing changes designed to modernize Major League Soccer. This indicates a willingness to adapt and innovate as MLS continues to grow in popularity and competitiveness.
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