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Atlanta club founded in 2017 that won the MLS Cup in only its second season and holds the league's attendance records at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Austin's first professional soccer club, founded in 2021, playing at Q2 Stadium in front of the passionate 'Verde' supporters.

Charlotte, North Carolina club that set the MLS single-match attendance record of 74,479 fans during its 2022 debut season.

Chicago club founded in 1997 that won a double – the MLS Cup and US Open Cup – in its debut season of 1998, playing at Soldier Field.

Cincinnati club that joined MLS in 2019 after breaking attendance records in the lower-tier USL, now playing at TQL Stadium.

One of MLS's ten founding clubs from 1996, based near Denver, and MLS Cup champion in 2010.

Founding MLS club from 1996 that played the league's first-ever match and has won the MLS Cup three times (2008, 2020, 2023).

Washington D.C. club, the most successful side of MLS's early era with four MLS Cup titles in the 1990s.

Founding MLS club from Frisco, Texas (originally the Dallas Burn), known for one of the most productive youth academies in America.

Houston club that won the MLS Cup in its first two seasons (2006, 2007) after the franchise relocated from San Jose.

Founding MLS club (originally the Kansas City Wizards), MLS Cup champion in 2013, playing at Children's Mercy Park.

The most successful club in MLS history with a record five MLS Cup titles, once home to David Beckham and Zlatan Ibrahimović.

Young Los Angeles club (since 2018) that won the MLS Cup in 2022 after setting the league's regular-season points record the year before.

Fort Lauderdale club founded by David Beckham in 2020, home to Lionel Messi since 2023.

St. Paul club nicknamed the 'Loons' after the state bird, competing in MLS since 2017.

The only Québécois club in MLS, founded in 1993 as the Montreal Impact, playing at Stade Saputo.

Nashville club competing in MLS since 2020, playing at GEODIS Park, the league's largest soccer-specific stadium.

Founding MLS club (1996) from Foxborough, sharing Gillette Stadium with the NFL's New England Patriots.

Founding MLS club (originally the NY/NJ MetroStars) based in New Jersey, playing at Red Bull Arena.

Bronx-based club in MLS since 2015 that won its first MLS Cup title in 2021.

Florida club in MLS since 2015, playing at Inter&Co Stadium in downtown Orlando.

Club from Chester near Philadelphia, in MLS since 2010, playing at Subaru Park on the Delaware River.

Portland club famous for 'Timber Joey' and his chainsaw celebration after every goal, in MLS since 2011 and MLS Cup champion in 2015.

Club from Sandy, Utah, and MLS Cup champion in 2009.

MLS's newest club, joining the league in the 2025 season and playing at Snapdragon Stadium.

One of MLS's oldest clubs, tracing its history to the original 1974 franchise, and two-time MLS Cup champion (2001, 2003).

Seattle club in MLS since 2009 that won its first MLS Cup in 2016 and has long held the league's attendance records at Lumen Field.

Expansion club that joined MLS in 2023 and finished first in the Western Conference in its very debut season.

The first Canadian club in MLS (2007), which won a unique treble in 2017 – the Supporters' Shield, MLS Cup, and Canadian Championship in the same year.

Vancouver club in MLS since 2011, tracing its roots to the 1979 NASL champions.