Major League Soccer news

Wayne Rooney has claimed NFL legend Tom Brady is "fully involved" in Birmingham City after buying a minority stake in the Championship club.

Arsenal have given Under-18s coach Jack Wilshere permission to begin negotiations with Colorado Rapids over their vacant managerial role.

David Beckham has a lifetime contract with adidas, with Gary Neville looking to claim credit for the Manchester United legend landing that deal.

The midfielder once looked destined for the top, but never made an appearance at the senior international level

Carlos Coronel has already seen enough of Lionel Messi in MLS this season and hopes the Argentina superstar “doesn’t play” against Paraguay.

JJ Watt has joked about making a cheeky bid to take Lionel Messi to Burnley, with the NFL legend “waiting to hear back” from the Argentine icon.

Former England and Manchester United star David Beckham paid a visit to Harvard Business School to give a talk in front of students.

Eden Hazard rejected offers to join clubs in MLS and Saudi Arabia before deciding to retire from football, it has been claimed.

Both moves to D.C. were never built to last, but it's hard not to wonder what could have happened if they did

Inter Miami coach Tata Martino has responded to speculation regarding Lionel Messi's bodyguard Yassine Cheuko.

Wrexham's Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have opened up on the club's recent spat with striker Billy Sharp.

Birmingham City have announced Wayne Rooney as their new manager following the decision to sack John Eustace.

Lionel Messi and Neymar were among the seven athletes labelled "ten/ten" by NBA star Jimmy Butler

Facundo Farias has revealed his wife had to give up her university studies so that he could seal a move to Inter Miami to play with Lionel Messi.

Facundo Farias has opened up on what it's like to play alongside Lionel Messi while addressing comparisons to his Inter Miami team-mate.

The Argentine has been linked with a move back to Catalunya during the MLS off-season, but neither club nor the player himself would benefit

Saudi Pro League chiefs are reportedly lining up a loan offer for Lionel Messi after Inter Miami's MLS playoff failure.