Ted Lasso has already been ‘life-changing’ ahead of Season 4 shoot - with popular character embracing ‘unexpected’ in the world of AFC Richmond

It has been confirmed that the popular Apple TV+ show will be returning to streaming services around the world in the not too distant future. Title character and writer Jason Sudeikis is back on board and ready to “reboot” an award-winning format.

Lasso is now coaching a women’s team, having previously overseen events at AFC Richmond in the Premier League, meaning that new storylines can be written as fresh faces are welcomed on board.

There will be plenty of familiar characters on show, including Mohammed as Nate Shelley. He is as eager as anybody to get back in front of the cameras, with a surprise hit changing his life and that of many that he shares the screen with.

Mohammed has told the Sunday Post of earning an Emmy nomination for his performance in Ted Lasso: “I was going to get my Covid jab at the Science Museum and I came out of the Tube and my phone started going nuts. It was just surreal. I’d never even been to America before I went to the Emmys. That’s mad, isn’t it?

“The show is a phenomenal thing to be a part of and it’s very odd in this business to be involved in something that’s quite life-changing. I’d never done any dramatic or emotional acting prior, so it was nice to try to do something a little bit unexpected.”

It has been claimed that production on Season 4 of Ted Lasso will begin in late spring or early summer. Fans are already getting excited after being given cause to “Believe” once more.