2024 Major League Soccer season

The 2024 Major League Soccer season was the 29th season of Major League Soccer (MLS), the top professional soccer league in the United States and Canada, and the 46th season overall of a national first-division league in the United States.

Major League Soccer

Season	2024
Dates	February 21 – October 19 (regular season) October 22 – December 7 (playoffs)
MLS Cup	LA Galaxy (6th title)
Supporters' Shield	Inter Miami CF (1st shield)
Club World Cup	Inter Miami CF[1]
Champions Cup (United States)	Atlanta United CF Montréal Charlotte FC Columbus Crew Inter Miami FC Cincinnati New York City FC New York Red Bulls
Champions Cup (Canada)	Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Matches played	493
Goals scored	1,552 (3.15 per match)
Best Player	Lionel Messi
Top goalscorer	Christian Benteke (23 goals)
Best goalkeeper	Stefan Frei (13 clean sheets)
Biggest home win	Miami 5–0 Orlando (March 2) LAFC 5–0 Nashville (March 23) Seattle 5–0 Montréal (April 6) Cincinnati 6–1 Miami (July 6) Orlando 5–0 D.C. (July 6)
Biggest away win	Montréal 0–5 New England (August 24)
Highest scoring	8 goals: Miami 6–2 RBNY (May 4) Salt Lake 5–3 Colorado (May 18) Dallas 5–3 Minnesota (June 19) LAFC 6–2 San Jose (June 22) Portland 4–4 St. Louis (August 24) Miami 6–2 New England (October 19)
Longest winning run	7 matches: Cincinnati (April 20 – May 25)
Longest unbeaten run	15 matches: Salt Lake (March 23 – June 19)
Longest winless run	11 matches: D.C. (May 15 – July 6)
Longest losing run	8 matches: Nashville (June 29 – August 31)
Highest attendance	72,610 SKC 2–3 MIA (April 13)[2]
Lowest attendance	7,492 COL 2–1 DAL (April 20)
Total attendance	11,241,325[3]
Average attendance	23,371[3]
← 2023 2025 →

The league's 29 teams were divided into the Eastern and Western conferences. This was the first season since the 2016 season to have no new expansion teams joining MLS; San Diego FC joined the league in 2025.^[4]

Pre-season matches ran from January 19 through February 17.^[5] The regular season began on February 21 and ended on October 19, with a pause from late July to late August for the 2024 Leagues Cup, which comprised all MLS and Liga MX teams. The 2024 MLS Cup playoffs began on October 22 and concluded with MLS Cup 2024 on December 7.^[6] MLS only sent eight senior squads to the 2024 U.S. Open Cup as part of a compromise with the USSF that allowed most teams to be represented by MLS Next Pro teams.^[7]

The Columbus Crew were the reigning MLS Cup champions and FC Cincinnati were the Supporters' Shield holders; St. Louis City SC were the reigning Western Conference champions.^[8] In their fifth season in the league, Inter Miami CF won the Supporters' Shield for the first time, earning an league-record 74 points.^[9] The LA Galaxy won a record sixth MLS Cup, and a first since 2014, after defeating the New York Red Bulls 2–1 at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.^[10]

This was the second season that Apple and MLS were part of a ten-year partnership for the broadcast and streaming rights to all MLS and Leagues Cup games, as well as select MLS Next and MLS Next Pro games, on the MLS Season Pass service within the Apple TV app.^[11]

Teams

Stadiums and locations

Main article: List of Major League Soccer stadiums

Atlanta

Charlotte

Chicago

Columbus

Cincinnati

D.C.

Miami

Montréal

Nashville

New England

NYCFC

Red Bulls

Orlando

Philadelphia

Toronto

Austin

Colorado

Dallas

Houston

LAFC

Galaxy

Minnesota

Portland

Salt Lake

San Jose

Seattle

Kansas City

St. Louis

Vancouver

Locations of teams for the 2024 Major League Soccer season
Western Conference   Eastern Conference

Team	Stadium	Capacity
Atlanta United FC	Mercedes-Benz Stadium[A]	42,500
Austin FC	Q2 Stadium	20,738
Charlotte FC	Bank of America Stadium[A]	38,000[12]
Chicago Fire FC	Soldier Field[A]	24,955
FC Cincinnati	TQL Stadium	26,000
Colorado Rapids	Dick's Sporting Goods Park	18,061
Columbus Crew	Lower.com Field	20,011
FC Dallas	Toyota Stadium	20,500
D.C. United	Audi Field	20,000
Houston Dynamo FC	Shell Energy Stadium	22,039
LA Galaxy	Dignity Health Sports Park	27,000
Los Angeles FC	BMO Stadium	22,000
Minnesota United FC	Allianz Field	19,400
Inter Miami CF	Chase Stadium[B]	21,550
CF Montréal	Saputo Stadium	19,619
Nashville SC	Geodis Park	30,000
New England Revolution	Gillette Stadium[A]	20,000
New York City FC	Yankee Stadium[A] Citi Field[A]	28,743 41,992
New York Red Bulls	Red Bull Arena	25,000
Orlando City SC	Inter&Co Stadium
Philadelphia Union	Subaru Park	18,500
Portland Timbers	Providence Park	25,218
Real Salt Lake	America First Field	20,213
San Jose Earthquakes	PayPal Park	18,000
Seattle Sounders FC	Lumen Field[A]	37,722
Sporting Kansas City	Children's Mercy Park	18,467
St. Louis City SC	CityPark	22,423
Toronto FC	BMO Field	28,351
Vancouver Whitecaps FC	BC Place[A]	22,120

1. ^
   Non-soccer specific stadium and artificially reduced capacity. Capacity may be increased to full capacity if demand requires.
2. ^
   Temporary stadium.

Personnel and sponsorships

Note: All teams used Adidas as universal kit manufacturer. As part of Apple's broadcast contract, all MLS kits included Apple TV+ as a sleeve sponsor.^[13]

Team	Head coach	Captain	Shirt sponsor	Sleeve sponsor
Atlanta United FC	Rob Valentino (interim)	Brad Guzan	American Family Insurance	Piedmont Hospital
Austin FC	Davy Arnaud (interim)	Sebastián Driussi	Yeti	Netspend
Charlotte FC	Dean Smith	Ashley Westwood	Ally	Rugs.com
Chicago Fire FC	Gregg Berhalter	Gastón Giménez	Carvana[14]	Magellan Corporation
FC Cincinnati	Pat Noonan	Luciano Acosta	Mercy Health	Kroger
Colorado Rapids	Chris Armas	Keegan Rosenberry	UCHealth	—
Columbus Crew	Wilfried Nancy	Darlington Nagbe	Nationwide	Tipico Sportsbook
FC Dallas	Peter Luccin (interim)	Paul Arriola	Children's Health (Home) UT Southwestern (Away)	—
D.C. United	Troy Lesesne	Christian Benteke	Guidehouse	The Fruitist
Houston Dynamo FC	Ben Olsen	Héctor Herrera	MD Anderson	—
Inter Miami CF	Gerardo Martino	Lionel Messi	Royal Caribbean	Fracht Group
LA Galaxy	Greg Vanney	Maya Yoshida	Herbalife	—
Los Angeles FC	Steve Cherundolo	Ilie Sánchez	BMO Bank[t 1]	Ford
Minnesota United FC	Eric Ramsay	Wil Trapp	Target[t 2]	Allianz
CF Montréal	Laurent Courtois	Samuel Piette	Bank of Montreal	Telus
Nashville SC	B.J. Callaghan	Walker Zimmerman	Renasant Bank[t 3]	Hyundai
New England Revolution	Caleb Porter	Carles Gil	UnitedHealth	Santander
New York City FC	Nick Cushing	Thiago Martins	Etihad Airways[t 4]	Capital Rx
New York Red Bulls	Sandro Schwarz	Emil Forsberg	Red Bull	OANDA
Orlando City SC	Óscar Pareja	Robin Jansson	Orlando Health	Exploria
Philadelphia Union	Jim Curtin	Alejandro Bedoya	Bimbo Bakeries USA	Independence Blue Cross
Portland Timbers	Phil Neville	Diego Chará	DaBella (1 game)[15] Tillamook (rest of season)[16][t 5]	TikTok
Real Salt Lake	Pablo Mastroeni	Cristian Arango	Select Health	Intermountain Health
San Jose Earthquakes	Ian Russell (interim)	Jackson Yueill	Intermedia	PayPal
Seattle Sounders FC	Brian Schmetzer	Stefan Frei	Providence[t 6]	Emerald Queen Casino
Sporting Kansas City	Peter Vermes	Johnny Russell	Compass Minerals	—
St. Louis City SC	John Hackworth (interim)	Roman Bürki	Purina	BJC HealthCare
Toronto FC	John Herdman	Jonathan Osorio	Bank of Montreal	LG
Vancouver Whitecaps FC	Vanni Sartini	Ryan Gauld	Telus	—

1. Rockstar sponsors training and special event jerseys
2. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota sponsors training and special event jerseys
3. Vanderbilt Health sponsors training and special event jerseys
4. Montefiore Einstein sponsors training and special event jerseys
5. Dutch Bros. Coffee sponsors training and special event jerseys
6. Providence Swedish sponsors training and special event jerseys

Coaching changes

Team	Outgoing coach	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Position in table	Incoming coach	Date of appointment
Portland Timbers	Miles Joseph (interim)	End of interim period	November 6, 2023	Pre-season	Phil Neville	November 6, 2023[17]
Charlotte FC	Christian Lattanzio	Mutual consent	November 8, 2023[18]		Dean Smith	December 12, 2023[19]
CF Montréal	Hernán Losada		November 9, 2023[20]		Laurent Courtois	January 8, 2024[21]
New York Red Bulls	Troy Lesesne	End of contract	November 14, 2023[22]		Sandro Schwarz	December 14, 2023[23]
Colorado Rapids	Chris Little (interim)	End of interim period	November 17, 2023		Chris Armas	November 17, 2023[24]
Chicago Fire FC	Frank Klopas (interim)		December 5, 2023		Frank Klopas	December 5, 2023[25]
Minnesota United FC	Sean McAuley (interim)		January 5, 2024		Cameron Knowles (interim)	January 5, 2024[26]
D.C. United	Frédéric Brillant (interim)		January 10, 2024		Troy Lesesne	January 10, 2024[27]
New England Revolution	Clint Peay (interim)		December 19, 2023		Caleb Porter	December 19, 2023[28]
Minnesota United FC	Cameron Knowles (interim)		March 13, 2024	2nd in West, 3rd Overall	Eric Ramsay	March 13, 2024[29]
Nashville SC	Gary Smith	Mutual consent	May 16, 2024	10th in East, 19th Overall	Rumba Munthali (interim)	May 16, 2024[30]
Atlanta United FC	Gonzalo Pineda	Fired	June 3, 2024	13th in East, 24th Overall	Rob Valentino (interim)	June 3, 2024[31]
FC Dallas	Nico Estévez		June 9, 2024	13th in West, 27th Overall	Peter Luccin (interim)	June 9, 2024[32]
San Jose Earthquakes	Luchi Gonzalez		June 24, 2024	14th in West, 29th Overall	Ian Russell (interim)	June 24, 2024[33]
St. Louis City SC	Bradley Carnell		July 1, 2024	12th in West, 26th Overall	John Hackworth (interim)	July 1, 2024[34]
Nashville SC	Rumba Munthali (interim)	End of interim period	July 22, 2024	12th in East, 23rd Overall	B.J. Callaghan	July 31, 2024[35]
Austin FC	Josh Wolff	Fired	October 6, 2024[36]	10th in West, 19th Overall	Davy Arnaud (interim)	October 2024
Chicago Fire FC	Frank Klopas	Mutual consent	October 20, 2024	15th in East, 28th Overall	Gregg Berhalter	October 20, 2024[37]

Regular season

Format

The regular season consisted of 34 matches for each team, split evenly between home and away games. The opening match was played on February 21, the earliest in league history; the regular season ended with Decision Day on October 19, which comprised simultaneous intra-conference matches. Matches were paused from July 25 to August 23 for the 2024 Leagues Cup, a knockout tournament that included teams from MLS and Liga MX. The league did not pause matches for the 2024 Copa América, which was played in the United States from June to July. Most regular season matches were played on Saturdays and Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. local time.^[38][39]

The 29 teams were divided into two conferences: the Eastern and Western. The 15 teams in the East played a round-robin format with intra-conference teams and six matches against six opponents from the West. The 14 teams in the West played a round-robin with intra-conference teams, an additional one or two intra-conference matches, and six to seven matches against opponents from the East.^[38][40] The top nine teams in each conference advanced to the 2024 MLS Cup playoffs, which began with a wild card round for the eighth and ninth placed teams, and was followed by a best-of-three series that was introduced in 2023. The remaining matches were single-elimination, and culminated with the MLS Cup final on December 7.^[39][41]

Several new rules were scheduled to be introduced for the 2024 season following trials in MLS Next Pro, including in-stadium announcements of video assistant referee decisions, a time limit for substitutions, and mandatory off-field checks for injured players.^[42] These initiatives were postponed by MLS due to an ongoing labor dispute with the Professional Soccer Referees Association, who organized a lockout of their referees.^[43][44] Replacement referees from outside the union, including former officials and those from lower-level leagues other than USL, were called in to officiate MLS matches.^[45][46] The referees' union and MLS reached an agreement in time for the regular referees to return to the field for Matchday 7, on March 30.^[47]

After the conclusion of the 2024 season, on January 28, 2025, MLS announced new competition regulations which determined which teams could enter the numerous cup competitions which MLS clubs could be in. With the exception of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, MLS teams were allowed to compete in up to two extra tournaments for the 2025 campaign. Notably, all teams that participated in the MLS Cup Playoffs were qualified retroactively for the 2025 Leagues Cup, with the exception of Vancouver Whitecaps FC, who had their place given to the expansion team San Diego FC as a result of winning the 2024 Canadian Championship (which qualified them for the 2025 CONCACAF Champions Cup). 16 US-based clubs who weren't in the Champions Cup qualified for the 2025 U.S. Open Cup Round of 32 based on performance, with teams not in both the Champions Cup and Leagues Cup given first priority.^[48]

The 2024 MLS All-Star Game was played between the MLS All-Stars and the Liga MX All-Stars on July 24.^[49]

Conference standings

MLS Eastern Conference table (2024)

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Inter Miami CF	34	22	4	8	79	49	+30	74	Qualification for round one, the 2025 Leagues Cup and the CONCACAF Champions Cup round one
2	Columbus Crew	34	19	6	9	72	40	+32	66	Qualification for round one and the 2025 Leagues Cup
3	FC Cincinnati	34	18	11	5	58	48	+10	59
4	Orlando City SC	34	15	12	7	59	50	+9	52
5	Charlotte FC	34	14	11	9	46	37	+9	51
6	New York City FC	34	14	12	8	54	49	+5	50
7	New York Red Bulls	34	11	9	14	55	50	+5	47
8	CF Montréal	34	11	13	10	48	64	−16	43	Qualification for the wild-card round and the 2025 Leagues Cup
9	Atlanta United FC	34	10	14	10	46	49	−3	40
10	D.C. United	34	10	14	10	52	70	−18	40
11	Toronto FC	34	11	19	4	40	61	−21	37
12	Philadelphia Union	34	9	15	10	62	55	+7	37
13	Nashville SC	34	9	16	9	38	54	−16	36
14	New England Revolution	34	9	21	4	37	74	−37	31
15	Chicago Fire FC	34	7	18	9	40	62	−22	30

Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) fewer disciplinary points; 6) away goal differential; 7) away goals scored; 8) home goals differential; 9) home goals scored; 10) coin toss (2 clubs tied) or drawing of lots (≥3 clubs tied)

MLS Western Conference table (2024)

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Los Angeles FC	34	19	8	7	63	43	+20	64	Qualification for round one, the 2025 Leagues Cup and the CONCACAF Champions Cup round one
2	LA Galaxy	34	19	8	7	69	50	+19	64	Qualification for round one and the 2025 Leagues Cup
3	Real Salt Lake	34	16	7	11	65	48	+17	59
4	Seattle Sounders FC	34	16	9	9	51	35	+16	57
5	Houston Dynamo FC	34	15	10	9	47	39	+8	54
6	Minnesota United FC	34	15	12	7	58	49	+9	52
7	Colorado Rapids	34	15	14	5	61	60	+1	50
8	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	34	13	13	8	52	49	+3	47	Qualification for the wild-card round[a]
9	Portland Timbers	34	12	11	11	65	56	+9	47	Qualification for the wild-card round and the 2025 Leagues Cup
10	Austin FC	34	11	14	9	39	48	−9	42
11	FC Dallas	34	11	15	8	54	56	−2	41
12	St. Louis City SC	34	8	13	13	50	63	−13	37
13	Sporting Kansas City	34	8	19	7	51	66	−15	31
14	San Jose Earthquakes	34	6	25	3	41	78	−37	21

Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) fewer disciplinary points; 6) away goal differential; 7) away goals scored; 8) home goals differential; 9) home goals scored; 10) coin toss (2 clubs tied) or drawing of lots (≥3 clubs tied)
Notes:

1. Vancouver Whitecaps FC did not qualify for the Leagues Cup due to winning the 2024 Canadian Championship, giving them a place in the 2025 CONCACAF Champions Cup. As MLS teams can participate in no more than two cup competitions, their spot in Leagues Cup was given to San Diego FC.

Overall table

The leading team in this table won the Supporters' Shield.

Overall MLS standings table

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Inter Miami CF (S)	34	22	4	8	79	49	+30	74	Qualification for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup group stage[50] and CONCACAF Champions Cup Round One[a]
2	Columbus Crew (L)	34	19	6	9	72	40	+32	66	Qualification for the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round of 16[b]
3	Los Angeles FC (U)	34	19	8	7	63	43	+20	64	Qualification for the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round One[c]
4	LA Galaxy (C)	34	19	8	7	69	50	+19	64	Qualification for the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round of 16[d]
5	FC Cincinnati	34	18	11	5	58	48	+10	59	Qualification for the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round One[e]
6	Real Salt Lake	34	16	7	11	65	48	+17	59	Qualification for the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round One[f]
7	Seattle Sounders FC	34	16	9	9	51	35	+16	57	Qualification for the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round One[g]
8	Houston Dynamo FC	34	15	10	9	47	39	+8	54	Qualification for the U.S. Open Cup Round of 32[h]
9	Orlando City SC	34	15	12	7	59	50	+9	52
10	Minnesota United FC	34	15	12	7	58	49	+9	52
11	Charlotte FC	34	14	11	9	46	37	+9	51
12	Colorado Rapids	34	15	14	5	61	60	+1	50	Qualification for the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round One[i]
13	New York City FC	34	14	12	8	54	49	+5	50	Qualification for the U.S. Open Cup Round of 32[h]
14	Vancouver Whitecaps FC (V)	34	13	13	8	52	49	+3	47	Qualification for the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round One[j]
15	Portland Timbers	34	12	11	11	65	56	+9	47	Qualification for the U.S. Open Cup Round of 32[h]
16	New York Red Bulls	34	11	9	14	55	50	+5	47
17	CF Montréal	34	11	13	10	48	64	−16	43
18	Austin FC	34	11	14	9	39	48	−9	42	Qualification for the U.S. Open Cup Round of 32[k]
19	FC Dallas	34	11	15	8	54	56	−2	41
20	Atlanta United FC	34	10	14	10	46	49	−3	40
21	D.C. United	34	10	14	10	52	70	−18	40	Qualification for the U.S. Open Cup Round of 32[k]
22	Toronto FC	34	11	19	4	40	61	−21	37
23	Philadelphia Union	34	9	15	10	62	55	+7	37	Qualification for the U.S. Open Cup Round of 32[k]
24	St. Louis City SC	34	8	13	13	50	63	−13	37
25	Nashville SC	34	9	16	9	38	54	−16	36
26	New England Revolution	34	9	21	4	37	74	−37	31
27	Sporting Kansas City	34	8	19	7	51	66	−15	31	Qualification for the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round One[l]
28	Chicago Fire FC	34	7	18	9	40	62	−22	30	Qualification for the U.S. Open Cup Round of 32[k]
29	San Jose Earthquakes	34	6	25	3	41	78	−37	21

Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) fewer disciplinary points; 6) away goal differential; 7) away goals scored; 8) home goals differential; 9) home goals scored; 10) coin toss (2 clubs tied) or drawing of lots (≥3 clubs tied)
(C) MLS Cup champions; (L) Leagues Cup winners; (S) Supporters' Shield winners; (U) U.S. Open Cup winners; (V) Canadian Championship winners
Notes:

1. As 2024 MLS Supporters' Shield champions
2. As winners of Leagues Cup
3. As runners-up of Leagues Cup
4. As 2024 MLS Cup champions
5. As highest-ranked club in 2024 MLS Supporters' Shield not already qualified
6. As second highest-ranked club in 2024 MLS Supporters' Shield not already qualified
7. As third highest-ranked club in 2024 MLS Supporters' Shield not already qualified
8. As one of the best U.S. teams in the overall table to not qualify for the 2025 CONCACAF Champions Cup
9. As third place of Leagues Cup
10. As winners of Canadian Championship
11. As one of the U.S. teams who did not qualify for the 2025 CONCACAF Champions Cup or the 2025 Leagues Cup
12. Sporting Kansas City qualified as 2024 U.S. Open Cup finalists as the winners, Los Angeles FC, had already qualified via the 2024 Leagues Cup

MLS All-Star Game

Main article: 2024 MLS All-Star Game

2024 MLS All-Star Game

July 24, 2024 (2024-07-24)

8:30 p.m. EDT

MLS All-Stars	1–4	Liga MX All-Stars
Hernández 17'	Report	Berterame 16' Idrissi 41' Brunetta 68' Meza 69'

Lower.com Field, Columbus, Ohio

Attendance: 20,931

Referee: Guido Gonzales Jr. (United States)

MLS Cup playoffs

Main article: 2024 MLS Cup playoffs

Bracket

The higher seeded teams hosted single-elimination matches, with the MLS Cup host determined by overall points in the Supporters' Shield table. During the best-of-three round, the team with higher seed hosted the first match and the third match if necessary.

	Wild card single match					Round one best-of-three series							Conference semifinals single match					Conference finals single match					MLS Cup single match
						E1	Inter Miami CF	2	1	2
	E8	CF Montréal	2 (4)			E9	Atlanta United FC	1	2	3
	E9	Atlanta United FC	2 (5)										E9	Atlanta United FC	0
													E4	Orlando City SC	1
						E4	Orlando City SC	2	0 (1)	1 (4)			Eastern Conference
						E5	Charlotte FC	0	0 (3)	1 (1)
																		E4	Orlando City SC	0
																		E7	New York Red Bulls	1
						E3	FC Cincinnati	1	1	0 (5)
						E6	New York City FC	0	3	0 (6)
													E6	New York City FC	0
													E7	New York Red Bulls	2
						E2	Columbus Crew	0	2 (4)	–
						E7	New York Red Bulls	1	2 (5)	–
																							E7	New York Red Bulls	1
																							W2	LA Galaxy	2
						W1	Los Angeles FC	2	0	1
	W8	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	5			W8	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	1	3	0
	W9	Portland Timbers	0										W1	Los Angeles FC	1
													W4	Seattle Sounders FC (a.e.t.)	2
						W4	Seattle Sounders FC	0 (5)	1 (7)	–			Western Conference
						W5	Houston Dynamo FC	0 (4)	1 (6)	–
																		W4	Seattle Sounders FC	0
																		W2	LA Galaxy	1
						W3	Real Salt Lake	0 (4)	1 (1)	–
						W6	Minnesota United FC	0 (5)	1 (3)	–
													W6	Minnesota United FC	2
													W2	LA Galaxy	6
						W2	LA Galaxy	5	4	–
						W7	Colorado Rapids	0	1	–

Attendance

See also: Major League Soccer attendance

Average home attendances

As of May 15, 2024

Rank	Team	GP	Cumulative	High	Low	Mean
1	Atlanta United FC	17	796,120	67,795	42,501	46,831
2	Charlotte FC	17	597,405	62,291	26,899	35,141
3	Seattle Sounders FC	17	522,812	36,341	29,244	30,754
4	New England Revolution	17	496,446	65,612	14,557	29,203
5	Nashville SC	17	485,980	30,109	26,842	28,587
6	LA Galaxy	17	444,303	70,076	19,302	26,135
7	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	17	444,055	51,035	17,361	26,121
8	Toronto FC	17	436,582	30,217	21,355	25,681
9	FC Cincinnati	17	429,022	25,513	24,282	25,237
10	New York City FC	17	395,858	44,738	10,785	23,286
11	Orlando City SC	17	387,676	25,046	20,985	22,804
12	St. Louis City SC	17	381,730	22,500	22,423	22,455
13	Los Angeles FC	17	376,065	22,321	22,010	22,121
14	Portland Timbers	17	373,136	25,218	19,113	21,949
15	Chicago Fire FC	17	362,576	55,385	11,372	21,328
16	Sporting Kansas City	17	360,279	72,610	14,826	21,193
17	Inter Miami CF	17	356,643	21,550	19,939	20,979
18	Austin FC	17	352,545	20,738	20,738	20,738
19	Columbus Crew	17	349,186	20,927	20,314	20,540
20	Real Salt Lake	17	344,503	21,570	19,268	20,265
21	New York Red Bulls	17	342,474	25,291	15,128	20,146
22	CF Montréal	17	333,523	19,619	19,619	19,619
23	Minnesota United FC	17	333,143	19,906	18,722	19,597
24	FC Dallas	17	324,632	19,096	19,096	19,096
25	Philadelphia Union	17	320,369	19,513	18,513	18,845
26	D.C. United	17	308,333	19,365	15,899	18,137
27	San Jose Earthquakes	17	297,509	43,774	10,104	17,501
28	Houston Dynamo FC	17	294,473	22,039	14,282	17,322
29	Colorado Rapids	17	260,720	18,183	7,492	15,336
Total		493	11,509,475	72,610	7,492	23,346

Highest attendances

Regular season

Rank	Home team	Score	Away team	Attendance	Date	Matchday	Stadium	Ref.
1	Sporting Kansas City	2–3	Inter Miami CF	72,610	April 13, 2024	9	Arrowhead Stadium	[2]
2	LA Galaxy	1–2	Los Angeles FC	70,076	July 4, 2024	24	Rose Bowl	[51]
3	Atlanta United FC	2–2	Inter Miami CF	67,795	September 18, 2024	33	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	[52]
4	Atlanta United FC	4–1	New England Revolution	67,727	March 9, 2024	4	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	[53]
5	New England Revolution	1–4	Inter Miami CF	65,612	April 27, 2024	11	Gillette Stadium	[54]
6	Charlotte FC	1–0	New York City FC	62,291	February 24, 2024	2	Bank of America Stadium	[55]
7	Atlanta United FC	2–3	Charlotte FC	61,209	June 2, 2024	18	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	[56]
8	Chicago Fire FC	1–4	Inter Miami CF	55,385	August 31, 2024	30	Soldier Field	[57]
9	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	1–2	Inter Miami CF	51,035	May 25, 2024	16	BC Place	[58]
10	Charlotte FC	1–2	Inter Miami CF	47,218	July 3, 2024	24	Bank of America Stadium	[59]

2024 MLS Cup playoffs

Rank	Home team	Score	Away team	Attendance	Date	Stadium	Ref.
1	Atlanta United FC	2–1	Inter Miami CF	68,455	November 3, 2024	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	[60]
2	Charlotte FC	0–0 (3–1 pen.)	Orlando City SC	40,238	November 1, 2024	Bank of America Stadium	[61]
3	Seattle Sounders FC	0–0 (5–4 pen.)	Houston Dynamo FC	30,026	October 28, 2024	Lumen Field	[62]
4	LA Galaxy	1–0	Seattle Sounders FC	26,327	November 30, 2024	Dignity Health Sports Park	[63]
5	LA Galaxy	6–2	Minnesota United FC	26,192	November 24, 2024	Dignity Health Sports Park	[64]
6	Orlando City SC	1–0	Atlanta United FC	25,046	November 24, 2024	Inter&Co Stadium	[65]
7	Orlando City SC	0–1	New York Red Bulls	25,046	November 30, 2024	Inter&Co Stadium	[66]
8	New York City FC	0–2	New York Red Bulls	24,891	November 23, 2024	Citi Field	[67]
9	LA Galaxy	5–0	Colorado Rapids	24,537	October 26, 2024	Dignity Health Sports Park	[68]
10	FC Cincinnati	0–0 (5–6 pen.)	New York City FC	22,487	November 9, 2024	TQL Stadium	[69]

Player statistics

Source:^[70]

Goals

Rank	Player	Club	Goals[71]
1	Christian Benteke	D.C. United	23
2	Denis Bouanga	Los Angeles FC	20
	Lionel Messi	Inter Miami CF
	Luis Suárez
5	Cucho Hernández	Columbus Crew	19
6	Cristian Arango	Real Salt Lake	17
	Dániel Gazdag	Philadelphia Union
8	Alonso Martínez	New York City FC	16
	Petar Musa	FC Dallas
	Gabriel Pec	LA Galaxy
	Jonathan Rodríguez	Portland Timbers

Hat-tricks

Main article: List of Major League Soccer hat-tricks

Player	For	Against	Score	Date
Christian Benteke	D.C. United	New England Revolution	3–1 (H)	February 24, 2024
Giorgos Giakoumakis	Atlanta United FC	New England Revolution	4–1 (H)	March 9, 2024
Lewis Morgan	New York Red Bulls	Inter Miami CF	4–0 (H)	March 23, 2024
Cristian Arango	Real Salt Lake	St. Louis City SC	3–1 (H)	March 30, 2024
Luis Suárez	Inter Miami CF	New York Red Bulls	6–2 (H)	May 4, 2024
Sam Surridge	Nashville SC	CF Montréal	4–1 (H)
Christian Benteke	D.C. United	Atlanta United FC	2–3 (A)	May 11, 2024
Federico Bernardeschi	Toronto FC	CF Montréal	5–1 (H)	May 18, 2024
Alonso Martínez	New York City FC	San Jose Earthquakes	5–1 (H)	May 31, 2024
Cristian Arango	Real Salt Lake	Austin FC	5–1 (H)	June 1, 2024
Yuya Kubo	FC Cincinnati	San Jose Earthquakes	2–4 (A)	June 15, 2024
Petar Musa	FC Dallas	Minnesota United FC	5–3 (H)	June 19, 2024
Djordje Mihailovic	Colorado Rapids	St. Louis City SC	0–3 (A)
Cucho Hernández	Columbus Crew	Sporting Kansas City	4–0 (H)	June 22, 2024
Sebastián Ferreira	Houston Dynamo FC	D.C. United	1–4 (A)
Mateusz Bogusz	Los Angeles FC	Colorado Rapids	3–0 (H)	June 29, 2024
Brian White	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	St. Louis City SC	4–3 (H)
Tai Baribo	Philadelphia Union	New England Revolution	5–1 (H)	July 17, 2024
Dániel Gazdag	Philadelphia Union	Nashville SC	3–0 (H)	July 20, 2024
Albert Rusnák	Seattle Sounders FC	Columbus Crew	0–4 (A)	September 7, 2024
Alexandru Mățan	Columbus Crew	New England Revolution	4–0 (H)	October 12, 2024
Lionel Messi	Inter Miami CF	New England Revolution	6–2 (H)	October 19, 2024

Notes

(H) – Home team
(A) – Away team

Assists

Rank	Player	Club	Assists[72]
1	Luciano Acosta	FC Cincinnati	19
	Evander	Portland Timbers
3	Lionel Messi	Inter Miami CF	16
	Albert Rusnák	Seattle Sounders FC
5	Ryan Gauld	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	15
	Robin Lod	Minnesota United FC
	Riqui Puig	LA Galaxy
8	Jordi Alba	Inter Miami CF	14
	Cristian Espinoza	San Jose Earthquakes
	Cucho Hernández	Columbus Crew
	Djordje Mihailovic	Colorado Rapids
	Santiago Moreno	Portland Timbers
	Gabriel Pec	LA Galaxy

Clean sheets

Rank	Player	Club	Clean sheets[73]
1	Stefan Frei	Seattle Sounders FC	13
2	Kristijan Kahlina	Charlotte FC	12
	Hugo Lloris	Los Angeles FC
4	Patrick Schulte	Columbus Crew	10
5	Steve Clark	Houston Dynamo FC	8
	Pedro Gallese	Orlando City SC
	Jonathan Sirois	CF Montréal
	Brad Stuver	Austin FC
	Joe Willis	Nashville SC
10	Roman Bürki	St. Louis City SC	7
	Roman Celentano	FC Cincinnati
	Dayne St. Clair	Minnesota United FC
	Yohei Takaoka	Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Awards

Team/Player of the Matchday

• Bold denotes the Player of the Matchday.

Team of the Matchday
Matchday	Goalkeeper	Defenders	Midfielders	Forwards	Bench	Coach
1+2 [74][75]	Callender (MIA)	Campos (LAFC) Malanda (CLT) Þórhallsson (ORL)	Gutiérrez (CHI) Puig (LA) Illarramendi (DAL) Lod (MIN)	Antony (POR) Benteke (DC) Messi (MIA)	Johnson (TOR) Sealy (DAL) Flores (TOR) A. Morris (CLB) Williamson (POR) Gil (NE) Forsberg (RBNY) Bogusz (LAFC) Arango (RSL)	Phil Neville (POR)
3 [76][77]	Johnson (TOR)	Eile (RBNY) Robinson (CIN) Aaron Herrera (DC)	Pompeu (STL) L. Acosta (CIN) Gressel (MIA) A. Gómez (RSL)	Paintsil (LA) Suárez (MIA) Messi (MIA)	Sirois (MTL) Nilsson (STL) Yamane (LA) Valencia (ATX) Bedoya (PHI) Moreno (POR) Insigne (TOR) Arango (RSL) Hernández (CLB)	Gerardo Martino (MIA)
4 [78][79]	Lloris (LAFC)	Alba (MIA) Álvarez (MTL) Farsi (CLB)	Bassett (COL) Puig (LA) Forsberg (RBNY) Evander (POR)	Insigne (TOR) Giakoumakis (ATL) Pukki (MIN)	Bono (DC) Ahmed (VAN) Lennon (ATL) Choinière (MTL) Almada (ATL) Pompeu (STL) Antony (POR) Russell-Rowe (CLB) McGuire (ORL)	Laurent Courtois (MTL)
5 [80][81]	Bürki (STL)	O'Toole (NYC) Rosero (SKC) Gallagher (ATX)	K. Acosta (CHI) A. Morris (CLB) L. Acosta (CIN) Redondo (MIA)	Suárez (MIA) Hernández (CLB) Giakoumakis (ATL)	Thomas (SEA) Robinson (CIN) Dotson (MIN) Muyl (NSH) Paintsil (LA) Cóccaro (MTL) Aliyu (HOU) Campana (MIA) White (VAN)	Eric Ramsay (MIN)
6 [82][83]	Semmle (PHI)	Smith (HOU) Miazga (CIN) Spicer (TOR)	Barajas (RSL) Atuesta (LAFC) Delgado (LA) Bouanga (LAFC)	Morgan (RBNY) Vanzeir (RBNY) Carranza (PHI)	McCarthy (LA) Yaro (STL) Westwood (CLT) L. Acosta (CIN) Puig (LA) Bernardeschi (TOR) Espinoza (SJ) Benteke (DC) Lynn (ORL)	Jim Curtin (PHI)
7 [84][85]	Freese (NYC)	Escobar (HOU) Elliott (PHI) Cascante (ATX) Davis (SKC)	Pec (LA) Mihailovic (COL) Klich (DC) Picault (VAN)	Arango (RSL) Thiaré (ATL)	Yarbrough (SJ) Yedlin (CIN) Artur (HOU) Walter (SKC) Gauld (VAN) Evander (POR) Hinestroza (CLB) Shaffelburg (NSH) Morgan (RBNY)	Peter Vermes (SKC)
8 [86][87]	Paes (DAL)	Ruiz (MIA) Veselinović (VAN) A. Roldan (SEA)	Tillman (LAFC) Driussi (ATX) Shaqiri (CHI) Schöpf (VAN)	Vanzeir (RBNY) Agada (SKC) Ruidíaz (SEA)	Takaoka (VAN) S. Nealis (RBNY) A. Morris (CLB) Gazdag (PHI) Rusnák (SEA) Gil (NE) Espinoza (SJ) Messi (MIA) Mora (POR)	Sandro Schwarz (RBNY)
9 [88][89]	Freese (NYC)	Wiley (ATL) Bartlow (HOU) Wagner (PHI)	Thommy (SKC) Evander (POR) D. Gómez (MIA) Paintsil (LA)	Bogusz (LAFC) Navarro (COL) Messi (MIA)	Steffen (COL) Amundsen (CLB) Aaron Herrera (DC) Parks (NYC) Lodeiro (ORL) Abada (CLT) J. Martínez (MTL) Owusu (TOR) Klauss (STL)	Ben Olsen (HOU)
10 [90][91]	Johnson (TOR)	Katranis (RSL) Moreira (CLB) Totland (STL)	Pec (LA) L. Acosta (CIN) S. Rodríguez (NYC) Lod (MIN)	Bouanga (LAFC) Arango (RSL) Messi (MIA)	Stuver (ATX) Padelford (MIN) Busquets (MIA) Thommy (SKC) Forsberg (RBNY) Gauld (VAN) Angulo (ORL) Paintsil (LA) Klauss (STL)	Eric Ramsay (MIN)
11 [92][93]	Brady (CHI)	Katranis (RSL) Ibeagha (DAL) Rosales (MIN)	S. Rodríguez (NYC) Tillman (LAFC) L. Acosta (CIN) Bernardeschi (TOR)	Obrian (ATX) Benteke (DC) Messi (MIA)	Sirois (MTL) Long (TOR) Busquets (MIA) Parks (NYC) Skahan (SJ) Bouanga (LAFC) Baird (CIN) White (VAN) Musa (DAL)	Josh Wolff (ATX)
12 [94][95]	Bürki (STL)	Vera (RSL) Rodrigues (SJ) Arriaga (MIN)	Bernardeschi (TOR) Bassett (COL) Rojas (MIA) Espinoza (SJ)	Suárez (MIA) Surridge (NSH) Messi (MIA)	Stuver (ATX) Zimmerman (NSH) Petković (CLT) McGlynn (PHI) Forsberg (RBNY) L. Acosta (CIN) Stroud (DC) Mukhtar (NSH) Chancalay (NE)	Luchi Gonzalez (SJ)
13 [96][97]	Freese (NYC)	Costa (SJ) Privett (CLT) Dorsey (HOU)	Bouanga (LAFC) L. Acosta (CIN) Rojas (MIA) Olivera (LAFC)	Klauss (STL) Benteke (DC) Muriel (ORL)	Gallese (ORL) H. Herrera (HOU) C. Roldan (SEA) Lodeiro (ORL) Puig (LA) Morgan (RBNY) Espinoza (SJ) Musa (DAL) Arango (RSL)	Pat Noonan (CIN)
14 [98][99]	Lloris (LAFC)	Robinson (CIN) Zimmerman (NSH) Moreira (CLB)	Luna (RSL) Westwood (CLT) Amaya (RBNY) Driussi (ATX)	Bouanga (LAFC) J. Rodríguez (POR) Wolf (NYC)	Coronel (RBNY) Malanda (CLT) Rosales (MIN) Arfsten (CLB) Tillman (LAFC) L. Acosta (CIN) Evander (POR) Kelsy (CIN) Navarro (COL)	Sandro Schwarz (RBNY)
15 [100][101]	Kahlina (CLT)	Sviatchenko (HOU) Camacho (CLB) Cartagena (ORL)	L. Acosta (CIN) Gazdag (PHI) Pereira (ATX) Lod (MIN)	Wolf (NYC) Arango (RSL) Bernardeschi (TOR)	Paes (DAL) Gray (NYC) Flores (TOR) Slisz (ATL) A. Gómez (RSL) Obrian (ATX) Gauld (VAN) Campana (MIA) Lynn (ORL)	Nick Cushing (NYC)
16 [102][103]	Freese (NYC)	Orellano (CIN) Waterman (MTL) Yamane (LA)	Taylor (MIA) Puig (LA) Evander (POR) Julio (RSL)	Insigne (TOR) Rossi (CLB) Jeong (MIN)	Kahlina (CLT) Hines-Ike (ATX) A. Morris (CLB) Parks (NYC) Delgado (DAL) Rusnák (SEA) Bogusz (LAFC) Cabral (COL) Mora (POR)	Pat Noonan (CIN)
17 [104][105]	Tarbell (HOU)	Long (LAFC) Maher (NSH) Gregersen (ATL)	Forsberg (RBNY) Mukhtar (NSH) Gauld (VAN) Evander (POR)	Ibrahim (MTL) Joveljic (LA) Lobjanidze (ATL)	Pantemis (POR) Aude (LA) Muyumba (ATL) Puig (LA) Bassi (HOU) Lassiter (MTL) A. Gómez (RSL) Bogusz (LAFC) Benteke (DC)	Gonzalo Pineda (ATL)
18 [106][107]	Ivačič (NE)	Alba (MIA) Chanot (LAFC) Tolkin (RBNY)	Abada (CLT) Gil (NE) S. Rodríguez (NYC) Messi (MIA)	Arango (RSL) A. Martínez (NYC) Oluwaseyi (MIN)	Lloris (LAFC) Arriaga (MIN) H. Herrera (HOU) Klich (DC) Gutiérrez (CHI) Moralez (NYC) Bouanga (LAFC) Gauld (VAN) Julio (RSL)	Nick Cushing (NYC)
19 [108]	Ivačič (NE)
20 [109][110]	Paes (DAL)	Escobar (HOU) Tafari (DAL) Zimmerman (NSH) Farsi (CLB)	Herbers (CHI) L. Acosta (CIN) Gauld (VAN)	Bouanga (LAFC) Kubo (CIN) Pec (LA)	Sirois (MTL) Malanda (CLT) Waterman (MTL) João Paulo (SEA) Bassett (COL) Gil (NE) Afonso (MIA) Joveljić (LA) Hernández (CLB)	Frank Klopas (CHI)
21 [111][112]	Guzan (ATL)	Orellano (CIN) Ragen (SEA) Fray (MIA)	Blessing (HOU) L. Acosta (CIN) Mihailovic (COL) Evander (POR) A. Gómez (RSL)	Surridge (NSH) Musa (DAL)	McCarthy (LA) Palencia (LAFC) Gressel (MIA) Almada (ATL) Luna (RSL) Torres (ORL) Baribo (PHI) Agada (SKC) Joveljić (LA)	Peter Luccin (DAL)
22 [113][114]	Stajduhar (ORL)	Hollingshead (LAFC) Arreaga (NE) D. Nealis (RBNY)	Torres (ORL) Mihailovic (COL) Rusnák (SEA) Bogusz (LAFC)	Hernández (CLB) Ferreira (HOU) J. Morris (SEA)	Kahlina (CLT) Zimmerman (NSH) A. Morris (CLB) Harris (COL) Pec (LA) Bouanga (LAFC) Rubio (ATX) Vrioni (NE) Agyemang (CLT)	Caleb Porter (NE)
23 [115][116]	S. Clark (HOU)	Orellano (CIN) Camacho (CLB) Alba (MIA)	Rossi (CLB) Rusnák (SEA) Puig (LA) Duke (MTL)	Hernández (CLB) Bogusz (LAFC) White (VAN)	McCarthy (LA) Gray (NYC) Fray (MIA) Yamane (LA) Sands (NYC) Evander (POR) S. Rodríguez (NYC) Pec (LA) Leibold (SKC)	Gerardo Martino (MIA)
24 [117][118]	Ivačič (NE)	Palencia (LAFC) Tafari (DAL) Laborda (VAN)	Gauld (VAN) Cremaschi (MIA) Bucha (CIN) Mihailovic (COL)	Vrioni (NE) Cuypers (CHI) A. Martínez (NYC)	Takaoka (VAN) Vassilev (STL) Gressel (MIA) Ojeda (ORL) Haile-Selassie (CHI) Wolf (NYC) Bouanga (LAFC) A. Gómez (RSL) Rossi (CLB)	Steve Cherundolo (LAFC)
25 [119][120]	Coronel (RBNY)	Katranis (RSL) Jansson (ORL) Farsi (CLB)	Bassett (COL) Luna (RSL) L. Acosta (CIN) Rusnák (SEA)	J. Rodríguez (POR) Zardes (ATX) Pec (LA)	Frei (SEA) M. Rodríguez (SKC) Angulo (ORL) Moreno (POR) Orellano (CIN) Agada (SKC) Rossi (CLB) Hernández (CLB) Kubo (CIN)	Pat Noonan (CIN)
26 [121][122]	Kahlina (CLT)	Arfsten (CLB) Privett (CLT) Ruan (MTL)	Torres (ORL) Westwood (CLT) Moreno (POR) Dájome (DC)	Ramirez (CLB) White (VAN) Hernández (CLB)	Frei (SEA) Campbell (MTL) Nagbe (CLB) Radoja (SKC) Vargas (SEA) Evander (POR) Gauld (VAN) Kerr (TOR) Farrington (DAL)	Wilfried Nancy (CLB)
27 [123][124]	Brady (CHI)	Wagner (PHI) Bell (SEA) Vera (RSL) Steres (HOU)	Arriola (DAL) Redondo (MIA) Pec (LA)	Benteke (DC) Baribo (PHI) J. Martínez (MTL)	Kahlina (CLT) Glesnes (PHI) Gutiérrez (CHI) Puig (LA) D. Gómez (MIA) Lobjanidze (ATL) Magno (NYC) Enrique (ORL) Paintsil (LA)	Greg Vanney (LA)
28 [125][126]	Bürki (STL)	Alba (MIA) Gregersen (ATL) Dorsey (HOU)	Laryea (TOR) Gazdag (PHI) Bassett (COL) Tavares (CLT)	Bouanga (LAFC) Paintsil (LA) Morgan (RBNY)	Lloris (LAFC) Miller (NE) Rosales (MIN) Bright (MIA) Puig (LA) A. Gómez (RSL) Lobjanidze (ATL) Picault (VAN) Agada (SKC)	Steve Cherundolo (LAFC)
29 [127][128]	Stuver (ATX)	Malanda (CLT) Busquets (MIA) Yoshida (LA)	Lletget (DAL) Hartel (STL) Evander (POR) Rusnák (SEA)	Reus (LA) Suárez (MIA) Langoni (NE)	Callender (MIA) Ragen (SEA) Davis (SKC) Gil (NE) Puig (LA) Espinoza (SJ) Wood (NE) Yeboah (MIN) A. Martínez (NYC)	Ian Russell (SJ)
30 [129][130]	Blake (PHI)	Orellano (CIN) Busquets (MIA) Mosquera (POR)	Rossi (CLB) Fortune (ATL) Vite (VAN) Torres (ORL)	Navarro (COL) Suárez (MIA) Hlongwane (MIN)	Beavers (RSL) Escobar (HOU) Jones (CLB) Hartel (STL) Evander (POR) Gauld (VAN) Uhre (PHI) Badji (DC) Ponce (HOU)	Phil Neville (POR)
31 [131][132]	Maurer (DAL)	W. Sands (NE) Long (LAFC) Shelton (SKC)	Rusnák (SEA) Klich (DC) H. Herrera (HOU) C. Roldan (SEA)	Benteke (DC) J. Morris (SEA) Hall (RBNY)	Lloris (LAFC) Blackmon (VAN) Gutman CHI) Atencio (SEA) Gil (NE) Langoni (NE) Hartel (STL) Becher (STL) Pulido (SKC)	Troy Lesesne (DC)
32 [133][134]	Freese (NYC)	Santos (ORL) Ragen (SEA) Dorsey (HOU)	Gauld (VAN) Puig (LA) Mihailovic (COL) C. Clark (MTL)	Suárez (MIA) Joveljić (LA) Messi (MIA)	St. Clair (MIN) Neal (LA) Alba (MIA) Osorio (TOR) Bassi (HOU) Rothrock (SEA) Mukhtar (NSH) Torres (ORL) Koutsias (CHI)	Greg Vanney (LA)
33 [135][136]	Rick (PHI)	Amador (ATL) Glesnes (PHI) Andrés Herrera (CLB)	Evander (POR) Thommy (SKC) Kubo (CIN) Torres (ORL)	Julio (RSL) Pulido (SKC) J. Morris (SEA)	Stuver (ATX) Veselinović (VAN) Saliba (MTL) Gil (NE) Miranchuk (ATL) D. Martínez (LAFC) J. Rodríguez (POR) Hernández (CLB) Baribo (PHI)	Phil Neville (POR)
34 [137][138]	Guzan (ATL)	Arfsten (CLB) Cannon (COL) Orellano (CIN)	Q. Sullivan (PHI) Carrasquilla (HOU) Sands (NYC) Pec (LA)	Agyemang (CLT) Surridge (NSH) Farrington (DAL)	S. Clark (HOU) Tolkin (RBNY) Lod (MIN) C. Clark (MTL) Puig (LA) Luna (RSL) Gazdag (PHI) Biel (CLT) Hernández (CLB)	Chris Armas (COL)
35 [139][140]	Ivačič (NE)	Schlegel (ORL) Y. Gómez (SEA) Gray (NYC)	Teuchert (STL) Moralez (NYC) O'Brien (LAFC) Enrique (ORL)	J. Martínez (MTL) A. Martínez (NYC) Yeboah (MIN)	Kahlina (CLT) C. Clark (MTL) Bouanga (LAFC) Messi (MIA) Benteke (DC) Hernández (CLB) Bye (NE)	Nick Cushing (NYC)
36 [141][142]	Stuver (ATX)	Tolkin (RBNY) Sviatchenko (HOU) Ilenič (NYC)	Puig (LA) López (SJ) Pirani (DC) Rusnák (SEA)	Messi (MIA) J. Martínez (MTL) Świderski (CLT)	St. Clair (MIN) Carrasquilla (HOU) S. Rodríguez (NYC) Mukhtar (NSH) Biel (CLT) Morgan (RBNY) Bouanga (LAFC) Pec (LA) Muriel (ORL)	Gerardo Martino (MIA)
37 [143][144]	Ustari (MIA)	Santos (DC) Long (LAFC) Farsi (CLB)	Hartel (STL) Puig (LA) Miranchuk (ATL) S. Rodríguez (NYC)	Enrique (ORL) Hernández (CLB) Becher (STL)	Maurer (DAL) Harriel (PHI) Angulo (ORL) Luna (RSL) Campana (MIA) Bouanga (LAFC) Chambost (CLB) Benteke (DC) Vargas (SEA)	Óscar Pareja (ORL)
38 [145][146]	Guzan (ATL)	Amundsen (CLB) Steres (HOU) Marlon (LAFC)	C. Clark (MTL) Bronico (CLT) Atuesta (LAFC) Luna (RSL)	Jeong (MIN) Suárez (MIA) Messi (MIA)	Panicco (NSH) Y. Gómez (SEA) Alba (MIA) Kolmanič (ATX) Forsberg (RBNY) Jackson (CLB) Lobjanidze (ATL) Antony (POR) Surridge (NSH)	Rob Valentino (ATL)

Goal of the Matchday

Goal of the Matchday
Matchday	Player	Club	Ref.
1+2	Mateusz Bogusz	Los Angeles FC	[147]
3	Lorenzo Insigne	Toronto FC	[148]
4			[149]
5	Joakim Nilsson	St. Louis City SC	[150]
6	Ashley Westwood	Charlotte FC	[151]
7	Aníbal Godoy	Nashville SC	[152]
8	Raúl Ruidíaz	Seattle Sounders FC	[153]
9	Lionel Messi	Inter Miami CF	[154]
10	Célio Pompeu	St. Louis City SC	[155]
11	Alexandros Katranis	Real Salt Lake	[156]
12	Matías Rojas	Inter Miami CF	[157]
13			[158]
14	Ashley Westwood	Charlotte FC	[159]
15	Leonardo Campana	Inter Miami CF	[160]
16	Anderson Julio	Real Salt Lake	[161]
17	Lionel Messi	Inter Miami CF	[162]
18	Chris Durkin	St. Louis City SC	[163]
19	Not awarded
20	Ryan Gauld	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	[164]
21	Luca Orellano	FC Cincinnati	[165]
22	Patrick Agyemang	Charlotte FC	[166]
23	Max Arfsten	Columbus Crew	[167]
24	Diego Luna	Real Salt Lake	[168]
25	Luciano Acosta	FC Cincinnati	[169]
26	Cucho Hernández	Columbus Crew	[170]
27	Quinn Sullivan	Philadelphia Union	[171]
28	Mateusz Bogusz	Los Angeles FC	[172]
29	Evander	Portland Timbers	[173]
30	Luca Orellano	FC Cincinnati	[174]
31	Simon Becher	St. Louis City SC	[175]
32	Lionel Messi	Inter Miami CF	[176]
33	Alexey Miranchuk	Atlanta United FC	[177]
34	Evander	Portland Timbers	[178]
35	Lionel Messi	Inter Miami CF	[179]
36			[180]
37	Leonardo Campana		[181]

Player of the Month

Main article: MLS Player of the Month

Month	Player	Club	Stats	Ref.
February/March	Luis Suárez	Inter Miami CF	7 matches played, 5 goals, 3 assists	[182]
April	Lionel Messi	Inter Miami CF	4 matches played, 6 goals, 4 assists	[183]
May	Luciano Acosta	FC Cincinnati	6 matches played, 3 goals, 5 assists	[184]
June	Mateusz Bogusz	Los Angeles FC	5 matches played, 6 goals, 3 assists	[185]
July	Cucho Hernández	Columbus Crew	5 matches played, 3 goals, 4 assists	[186]
August/September	Evander	Portland Timbers	6 matches played, 4 goals, 5 assists	[187]
October	Lionel Messi	Inter Miami CF	3 matches played, 5 goals, 1 assist	[188]

End-of-season awards

Award	Winner (club)	Ref.
Most Valuable Player	Lionel Messi (Inter Miami CF)	[189]
Defender of the Year	Steven Moreira (Columbus Crew)	[190]
Goalkeeper of the Year	Kristijan Kahlina (Charlotte FC)	[191]
Coach of the Year	Wilfried Nancy (Columbus Crew)	[192]
Young Player of the Year	Diego Luna (Real Salt Lake)	[193]
Newcomer of the Year	Gabriel Pec (LA Galaxy)	[194]
Comeback Player of the Year	Lewis Morgan (New York Red Bulls)	[195]
Golden Boot	Christian Benteke (D.C. United)	[196]
Audi Goals Drive Progress Impact Award	Darlington Nagbe (Columbus Crew)	[197]
Referee of the Year	Drew Fischer	[198]
Assistant Referee of the Year	Kyle Atkins
Goal of the Year	Luca Orellano (FC Cincinnati)	[199]
Save of the Year	Maarten Paes (FC Dallas)	[200]

MLS Best XI

Goalkeeper	Defenders	Midfielders	Forwards	Ref.
Kristijan Kahlina, Charlotte	Jordi Alba, Miami Yeimar Gómez, Seattle Steven Moreira, Columbus	Luciano Acosta, Cincinnati Evander, Portland Riqui Puig, LA Galaxy	Christian Benteke, DC Denis Bouanga, LAFC Cucho Hernández, Columbus Lionel Messi, Miami	[201]

See also

• 2024 MLS referee lockout