MLS

The International Champions Cup Is Coming Back To Bank Of America Stadium

After a one year break, international soccer is coming back to the Queen City.

Enzo Martinez Moves To MLS With New Colorado Rapids Contract | PHOTOS

Two time USL MVP finalist and Charlotte Independence lead goal scorer, Enzo Martinez proves he has what it takes to play in the MLS with a move to the Colorado Rapids.

#Trending: MLS Statement on U.S. Missing World Cup & Seth MacFarlane's 2013 Joke About Weinstein

MLS releases statement on the US missing out on the World Cup & a joke that Seth MacFarlane made about Harvey Weinstein in 2013.

Commissioners Turn Over Memorial Stadium To City During Heated Vote

The fate of a Major League Soccer stadium in Charlotte is now in the hands of the city after Mecklenburg County Commissioners voted to give Memorial Stadium to the city.

Vote for Funding MLS Stadium Happening Today

A decision on funding for a stadium to attract a major league soccer stadium is happening today.

Group Continues Push To Bring Major League Soccer To Charlotte

A group hoping to bring Major League Soccer to the Queen City took another shot with City Council Thursday hoping to land some funding to build a new stadium.

Mary C. Curtis: MLS in Charlotte

Soccer fans becoming more vocal about bringing a professional team to Charlotte, as city leaders discuss funding for a new stadium.

MLS 4 CLT | PHOTOS

Check out these photos from MLS 4 CLT Tuesday, July 18th.

MLS Tours City Of Charlotte, Attends Rally In Support Of Team

Soccer fans and community leaders rallied for Major League Soccer in Uptown Charlotte. The question remains will city leaders approve funds for a new stadium. This after both the city and county cancelled meetings with MLS during their day visit.

MLS4CLT Hosts 'Power The Pitch Rally' At First Ward Park

MLS4CLT is hosting a rally to show community support for bringing a Major League Soccer team to Charlotte.

Elizabeth Residents Hope City Brings MLS to Charlotte

Will Major League Soccer happen here in Charlotte. Mayor Roberts says city says they might not have the money to pay for it. But Roberts says she wants to hear from those who would be most impacted first.