soccer in the U.S. are growing rapidly, driven by expanding MLS revenue, sponsorships, broadcasting deals, and increasing fan engagement. MLS clubs generate income from ticket sales, merchandise, and local media contracts. International players, high-profile signings, and global broadcasting rights boost the league's financial standing. U.S. soccer's economic impact also comes from youth participation, sponsorship deals (like Adidas and Coca-Cola), and events such as the 2026 World Cup, which will likely inject millions into the economy.