Clubs

Every club in MLS's 2026 season side by side: what it pays its players, what it was last valued at, who runs it, the name on its stadium and the biggest transfer fee it has paid or received. Each club's page has the history behind every figure.

club payroll 2026 value valued by owner stadium biggest transfer fee
Atlanta United $28M $1,000M Forbes 2026 Arthur Blank — Miguel Almiron, out $27M
Austin FC $20M $855M Forbes 2026 Anthony Precourt (Two Oak Ventures) Q2 Stadium Myrto Uzuni, in $12.3M
CF Montréal $13M $440M Forbes 2026 Joey Saputo — Djordje Mihailovic, out $6M
Charlotte FC $21M $740M Forbes 2026 David Tepper — Adilson Malanda, out $8M
Chicago Fire $22M $575M Forbes 2026 Joe Mansueto McDonald's Park Jhon Durán, out $18M
Colorado Rapids $14M $450M Forbes 2026 Kroenke Sports & Entertainment Dick's Sporting Goods Park Lucas Herrington, out $17M
Columbus Crew $22M $805M Forbes 2026 Haslam and Edwards families — Cucho Hernandez, out $16M
D.C. United $15M $785M Forbes 2026 Jason Levien and Steven Kaplan Audi Field Kevin Paredes, out $7M
FC Cincinnati $23M $800M Forbes 2026 Carl Lindner III and partners — Kévin Denkey, in $16.2M
FC Dallas $15M $570M Forbes 2026 Clark Hunt — Ricardo Pepi, out $20M
Houston Dynamo $21M $565M Forbes 2026 Ted Segal Shell Energy Stadium Ezequiel Ponce, in $8M
Inter Miami $55M $1,350M Forbes 2026 Jorge and José Mas, David Beckham Nu Stadium Rodrigo De Paul, in $17M
LA Galaxy $26M $1,080M Forbes 2026 Anschutz Entertainment Group Dignity Health Sports Park Gabriel Pec, in $9.6M
Los Angeles FC $33M $1,320M Forbes 2026 Peter Guber, Henry Nguyen, Larry Berg, Brandon Beck, Bennett Rosenthal and partners BMO Stadium Son Heung-Min, in $26.5M
Minnesota United FC $16M $625M Forbes 2026 Bill McGuire and partners — Owen Gene, in $2M
Nashville SC $23M $620M Forbes 2026 John Ingram — Sam Surridge, in $6.5M
New England Revolution $19M $540M Forbes 2026 Robert Kraft and family — Djordje Petrović, out $20M
New York City FC $22M $1,020M Forbes 2026 City Football Group and Yankee Global Enterprises — Santiago Rodriguez, out $17M
New York Red Bulls $22M $610M Forbes 2026 Red Bull GmbH — Jorge Ruvalcaba, in $6.5M
Orlando City SC $14M $475M Forbes 2026 Wilf family — Facundo Torres, out $12M
Philadelphia Union $12M $715M Forbes 2026 Jay Sugarman (Keystone Sports & Entertainment) Subaru Park Ezekiel Alladoh, in $4.5M
Portland Timbers $18M $705M Forbes 2026 Merritt Paulson (Peregrine Sports) — Kevin Kelsy, out $13M
Real Salt Lake $15M $510M Forbes 2026 Miller family America First Field Zavier Gozo, out $15M
Saint Louis City SC $19M $710M Forbes 2026 Taylor family (Carolyn Kindle) and Jim Kavanaugh — Rafael Navarro, in $12M
San Diego FC $24M $795M Forbes 2026 Mohamed Mansour and the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation — Hirving Lozano, in $12M
San Jose Earthquakes $16M $550M Forbes 2026 Lewis Wolff and John Fisher PayPal Park Hernán López, in $6M
Seattle Sounders $19M $860M Forbes 2026 Adrian Hanauer, Jody Allen and partners — Pedro de la Vega, in $7.5M
Sporting Kansas City $12M $700M Forbes 2026 Peter Mallouk — André Luiz, in $18M
Toronto FC $21M $725M Forbes 2026 Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment BMO Field Josh Sargent, in $22M
Vancouver Whitecaps $25M $445M Forbes 2026 Greg Kerfoot, Steve Luczo, Jeff Mallett and Steve Nash — Alphonso Davies, out $22M

Payroll is the guaranteed pay of every player on the club's 2026 list. Value is the latest published estimate. The stadium is a current naming-rights deal; a club with none on record shows a gap, though its ground may still carry a name. The transfer is the biggest cash fee on record, in dollars, for a player coming in or going out.

Other clubs on record

Clubs from earlier seasons and other leagues: Atlanta Chiefs, Baltimore Bays, Baltimore Comets, Boston Beacons, Boston Minutemen, Boston Wonder Workers, Calgary Boomers, California Surf, Chicago Mustangs, Chicago Sting, Chivas USA, Cleveland Stokers, Colorado Caribous, Connecticut Bicentennials, Dallas Tornado, Denver Dynamos, Detroit Cougars, Detroit Express, Edmonton Drillers, Fort Lauderdale Strikers, Houston Hurricane, Houston Stars, Los Angeles Aztecs, Los Angeles Wolves, Memphis Rogues, Miami Fusion, Miami Toros, Minnesota Kicks, Minnesota Strikers, Montreal Manic, New England Tea Men, New York Cosmos, New York Generals, Oakland Clippers, Oakland Stompers, Philadelphia Atoms, Philadelphia Fury, Rochester Lancers, San Antonio Thunder, San Diego Jaws, San Diego Sockers, St. Louis Stars, Tampa Bay Mutiny, Tampa Bay Rowdies, Team America, Toronto Blizzard, Vancouver Royals, Washington Diplomats, Washington Whips.