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LAFC co-managing owner Larry Berg voted as next MLS commissioner

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Berg is a senior partner at private equity firm 26North
Commissioner will succeed Don Garber

The Major League Soccer board of governors has voted to install LAFC co-managing owner Larry Berg as the league’s next commissioner, according to a source familiar with the vote. Sportico was first to report the news.

Berg will succeed Don Garber as the head of the 30-year-old league, with a term starting after Garber officially steps down. He will be the third commissioner in MLS history.

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