ICYMI: Major League Soccer and EA Sports have come together to announce their plans for the eMLS 2023 season and what's in store. esports
\n The season will feature FIFA 23 competitors in a series of competitions, highlighted by two marquee League Series events in New York City in January and February 2023, with the season concluding as part of the SXSW sessions in March 12th with the eMLS Cup. Players will be fighting each other for a piece of the $100k prize pool, as it will be held in a new format. We got details and quotes from the organizers below on how the season will play out.
\n\n\n\n\n\nKacey 'Kacee' Anderson, the first woman content creator to be signed to an eMLS club and arguably the most watched EA SPORTS FIFA female streamer in North America in 2021, will be the official eMLS season correspondent this year. Joining her will be eMLS host Faizal Khamisa, play-by-play announcer Dan Gaskin, commentator Mike Labelle, and sideline reporter Susannah Collins.
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