Major League Soccer

Season	2017
Dates	March 3 – October 22 (regular season) October 25 – December 9 (Playoffs)
MLS Cup	Toronto FC (1st title)
Supporters' Shield	Toronto FC (1st shield)
2019 Champions League (United States)	Sporting Kansas City^[a]
2018 Champions League (Canada)	Toronto FC^[b]
Matches played	374
Goals scored	1,110 (2.97 per match)
Top goalscorer	Nemanja Nikolić (24 goals)
Best goalkeeper	Stefan Frei (13 shutouts)
Biggest home win	7 goals: ATL 7–0 NE (Sep 13)
Biggest away win	5 goals: MIN 1–6 ATL (Mar 12)
Highest scoring	8 goals: DAL 6–2 RSL (Jun 3) LA 2–6 RSL (Jul 4) TOR 3–5 MTL (Sep 20)
Longest winning run	6 games: Toronto FC (Apr 21 – May 13)
Longest unbeaten run	13 games: Seattle Sounders FC (Jun 17 – Sep 23)
Longest winless run	10 games: LA Galaxy (Jun 24 – Aug 27)
Longest losing run	6 games: D.C. United (Jun 24 – Jul 29)
Highest attendance	71,874 ATL 2–2 TOR (Oct 22)
Lowest attendance	10,165 NYC 1–1 HOU (Sep 23 at East Hartford)
Total attendance	8,269,919
Average attendance	22,112
← 2016 2018 → ^ As 2017 U.S. Open Cup winner (see note for detail) ^ As 2016 and 2017 Canadian Championship winner (see note for detail)

The 2017 Major League Soccer season was the 22nd season of Major League Soccer, top division of soccer in the United States and Canada. The regular season began on March 3, 2017 and concluded on October 22, 2017. The MLS Cup Playoffs began on October 25, 2017 and concluded with MLS Cup 2017 on December 9, 2017.

Two new clubs joined the league as expansion franchises: Atlanta United FC and Minnesota United FC. The two franchises were the 21st and 22nd teams in the league.^[1]

Seattle Sounders FC were the defending MLS Cup champions, while FC Dallas were the defending Supporters' Shield champions. Toronto FC became the first Canadian team to win the Cup and Shield. Toronto's win of the Canadian Championship in the same year earned them the first domestic treble by an MLS side.

Teams

Stadiums and locations

Main article: List of Major League Soccer stadiums

Western Conference
Team	Stadium	Capacity
Colorado Rapids	Dick's Sporting Goods Park	18,061
FC Dallas	Toyota Stadium	20,500
Houston Dynamo	BBVA Compass Stadium	22,039
LA Galaxy	StubHub Center	27,000
Minnesota United FC	TCF Bank Stadium^[A]	21,895
Portland Timbers	Providence Park	21,144
Real Salt Lake	Rio Tinto Stadium	20,213
San Jose Earthquakes	Avaya Stadium	18,000
Seattle Sounders FC	CenturyLink Field^[A]	39,419
Sporting Kansas City	Children's Mercy Park	18,467
Vancouver Whitecaps FC	BC Place^[A]	22,120

Eastern Conference
Team	Stadium	Capacity
Atlanta United FC	Mercedes-Benz Stadium^[A]^[B]	42,500
Chicago Fire	Toyota Park	20,000
Columbus Crew SC	Mapfre Stadium	19,968
D.C. United	RFK Stadium^[A]	20,000
Montreal Impact	Saputo Stadium	20,801
New England Revolution	Gillette Stadium^[A]	20,000
New York City FC	Yankee Stadium^[A]	30,321
New York Red Bulls	Red Bull Arena	25,000
Orlando City SC	Orlando City Stadium	25,500
Philadelphia Union	Talen Energy Stadium	18,500
Toronto FC	BMO Field	30,000

Atlanta
United

D.C.
United

New York
Red Bulls

Columbus Crew

New England Revolution

Chicago
Fire

Toronto FC

Philadelphia Union

Montreal Impact

Orlando City

NYCFC

Colorado Rapids

FC Dallas

Houston Dynamo

Los Angeles Galaxy

Minnesota United

Portland Timbers

Real
Salt Lake

San Jose Earthquakes

Seattle
Sounders FC

Sporting Kansas City

Vancouver
Whitecaps FC

Locations of teams for the 2017 Major League Soccer season

Western Conference

Eastern Conference

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Non-soccer specific stadium and artificially reduced capacity.
^
Due to construction delays to Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta United FC played its home matches at Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd Stadium during the first half of the season.^[2]

Personnel and sponsorship

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Note: All teams use Adidas as kit manufacturer.

Team	Head coach	Captain	Shirt sponsor
Atlanta United FC	Gerardo Martino	Michael Parkhurst	American Family Insurance
Chicago Fire	Veljko Paunović	Juninho	Valspar
Colorado Rapids	Steve Cooke (interim)	Tim Howard	Transamerica
Columbus Crew SC	Gregg Berhalter	Wil Trapp	Acura
D.C. United	Ben Olsen	Steve Birnbaum	Leidos
FC Dallas	Oscar Pareja	Matt Hedges	AdvoCare
Houston Dynamo	Wílmer Cabrera	Ricardo Clark	BHP Billiton
LA Galaxy	Sigi Schmid	Jermaine Jones	Herbalife
Minnesota United FC	Adrian Heath	Francisco Calvo	Target^[3]
Montreal Impact	Mauro Biello	Patrice Bernier	Bank of Montreal
New England Revolution	Tom Soehn (interim)	Chris Tierney	UnitedHealthcare
New York City FC	Patrick Vieira	David Villa	Etihad Airways
New York Red Bulls	Jesse Marsch	Sacha Kljestan	Red Bull
Orlando City SC	Jason Kreis	Kaká	Orlando Health
Philadelphia Union	Jim Curtin	Alejandro Bedoya	Bimbo Bakeries USA
Portland Timbers	Caleb Porter	Liam Ridgewell	Alaska Airlines
Real Salt Lake	Mike Petke	Kyle Beckerman	LifeVantage
San Jose Earthquakes	Chris Leitch	Chris Wondolowski	Sutter Health
Seattle Sounders FC	Brian Schmetzer	Osvaldo Alonso	Xbox
Sporting Kansas City	Peter Vermes	Matt Besler	Ivy Funds
Toronto FC	Greg Vanney	Michael Bradley	Bank of Montreal
Vancouver Whitecaps FC	Carl Robinson	Kendall Waston	Bell Canada

Coaching changes

Team	Outgoing coach	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Position in table	Incoming coach	Date of appointment
Houston Dynamo	Wade Barrett (interim)	End of interim period	October 28, 2016	Pre-season	Wílmer Cabrera	October 28, 2016
LA Galaxy	Bruce Arena	Signed by United States	November 22, 2016	Pre-season	Curt Onalfo	December 13, 2016
Real Salt Lake	Jeff Cassar	Mutual consent	March 20, 2017	10th in West, 19th overall	Daryl Shore (interim)	March 20, 2017
Real Salt Lake	Daryl Shore (interim)	End of interim period	March 29, 2017	9th in West, 19th overall	Mike Petke	March 29, 2017
San Jose Earthquakes	Dominic Kinnear	Fired	June 25, 2017	5th in West, 12th overall	Chris Leitch	June 25, 2017
LA Galaxy	Curt Onalfo	Fired	July 27, 2017	9th in West, 19th overall	Sigi Schmid	July 27, 2017
Colorado Rapids	Pablo Mastroeni	Fired	August 15, 2017	10th in West, 20th overall	Steve Cooke (interim)	August 15, 2017
New England Revolution	Jay Heaps	Fired	September 18, 2017	8th in East, 16th overall	Tom Soehn (interim)	September 18, 2017

Regular season

Format

Current teams: Each team in the league (except for expansion teams Atlanta United FC and Minnesota United FC) played 17 home and 17 away games (for a total of 34 games) using the following format:^[4]

2 games (home and away) against 10 teams in its conference (20 games).
1 extra game against 3 of its conference rivals (3 games).
1 game against 11 teams in the other conference (11 games).

Expansion teams: As expansion teams to the league in 2017, Atlanta United and Minnesota United played 17 home and 17 away games (for a total of 34 games) in a secondary format:

2 games (home and away) against 10 teams in its conference (20 games).
1 extra game against 2 of its conference rivals (2 games).
1 game against 10 teams in the other conference (10 games).
2 games (1 home and 1 away) against each other (2 games).

Conference standings

Eastern Conference

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Toronto FC	34	20	5	9	74	37	+37	69	Conference semifinals^[a]
2	New York City FC	34	16	9	9	56	43	+13	57	Conference semifinals^[a]
3	Chicago Fire	34	16	11	7	62	48	+14	55	Knockout round
4	Atlanta United FC	34	15	9	10	70	40	+30	55
5	Columbus Crew	34	16	12	6	53	49	+4	54
6	New York Red Bulls	34	14	12	8	53	47	+6	50
7	New England Revolution	34	13	15	6	53	61	−8	45
8	Philadelphia Union	34	11	14	9	50	47	+3	42
9	Montreal Impact	34	11	17	6	52	58	−6	39
10	Orlando City SC	34	10	15	9	39	58	−19	39
11	D.C. United	34	9	20	5	31	60	−29	32

Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) disciplinary points; 6) away goal differential; 7) away goals scored ; 8) home goals scored; 9) home goal differential; 10) coin toss or drawing of lots.
Notes:

^ Due to a change in format for the CONCACAF Champions League, the regular season conference champions did not automatically earn a berth in the 2019 CONCACAF Champions League.^[5]

Western Conference

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Portland Timbers	34	15	11	8	60	50	+10	53	Conference semifinals^[a]
2	Seattle Sounders FC	34	14	9	11	52	39	+13	53	Conference semifinals^[a]
3	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	34	15	12	7	50	49	+1	52	Knockout round
4	Houston Dynamo	34	13	10	11	57	45	+12	50
5	Sporting Kansas City	34	12	9	13	40	29	+11	49
6	San Jose Earthquakes	34	13	14	7	39	60	−21	46
7	FC Dallas	34	11	10	13	48	48	0	46
8	Real Salt Lake	34	13	15	6	48	56	−8	45
9	Minnesota United FC	34	10	18	6	47	70	−23	36
10	Colorado Rapids	34	9	19	6	31	51	−20	33
11	LA Galaxy	34	8	18	8	45	67	−22	32

Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) disciplinary points; 6) away goal differential; 7) away goals scored; 8) home goals scored; 9) home goal differential; 10) coin toss or drawing of lots
Notes:

^ Due to a change in format for the CONCACAF Champions League, the regular season conference champions did not automatically earn a berth in the 2019 CONCACAF Champions League.^[6]

Overall table

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification^[a]
1	Toronto FC (C, X)	34	20	5	9	74	37	+37	69	2018 CONCACAF Champions League
2	New York City FC	34	16	9	9	56	43	+13	57
3	Chicago Fire	34	16	11	7	61	47	+14	55
4	Atlanta United FC	34	15	9	10	70	40	+30	55
5	Columbus Crew	34	16	12	6	53	49	+4	54
6	Portland Timbers	34	15	11	8	60	50	+10	53
7	Seattle Sounders FC	34	14	9	11	52	39	+13	53
8	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	34	15	12	7	50	49	+1	52
9	New York Red Bulls	34	14	12	8	53	47	+6	50
10	Houston Dynamo	34	13	10	11	57	45	+12	50
11	Sporting Kansas City	34	12	9	13	40	29	+11	49	2019 CONCACAF Champions League
12	San Jose Earthquakes	34	13	14	7	39	60	−21	46
13	FC Dallas	34	11	10	13	48	48	0	46
14	Real Salt Lake	34	13	15	6	49	55	−6	45
15	New England Revolution	34	13	15	6	53	61	−8	45
16	Philadelphia Union	34	11	14	9	50	47	+3	42
17	Montreal Impact	34	11	17	6	52	58	−6	39
18	Orlando City SC	34	10	15	9	39	58	−19	39
19	Minnesota United FC	34	10	18	6	47	70	−23	36
20	Colorado Rapids	34	9	19	6	31	51	−20	33
21	D.C. United	34	9	20	5	31	60	−29	32
22	LA Galaxy	34	8	18	8	45	67	−22	32

Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) disciplinary points; 6) away goals scored; 7) away goal differential; 8) coin toss or drawing of lots
(C) Champions; (X) Supporters' Shield winner
Notes:

^
CONCACAF Champions League
Selection Procedure
- Four US-based teams qualified for the 2019 CONCACAF Champions League. Due to a change in format to the tournament, two qualifiers came from each of the 2017 and 2018 MLS seasons.^[7] This combined qualification method was used for the 2019 tournament only. For the 2017 season, the following teams qualified:
  1. The winner of MLS Cup 2017; this berth was reallocated to the best US team in aggregate points in both 2017 and 2018 MLS seasons (New York Red Bulls) as Toronto FC won the Cup.
  2. The winner of the 2017 U.S. Open Cup (Sporting Kansas City).
  Thus unlike previous seasons, the Supporters' Shield winner and the regular season conference champion that did not win the Supporters Shield were not guaranteed a berth. Each qualifier entered at the second phase of the tournament.
  One Canada-based team qualified for the 2018 CONCACAF Champions League, also entering at the second phase (NOTE: Canadian teams could not qualify through MLS):
  1. The winner of both the 2016 and 2017 Canadian Championship (Toronto FC)

MLS Cup Playoffs

Main article: 2017 MLS Cup Playoffs

Bracket

Knockout round			Conference semifinals					Conference finals					MLS Cup December 9 – Toronto, Ontario

			E5	Columbus Crew	4	0	4
October 26 – Atlanta, Georgia
			E2	New York City FC	1	2	3
E4	Atlanta United FC	0 (1)

E5	Columbus Crew (p)	0 (3)
								E5	Columbus Crew	0	0	0
Eastern Conference
								E1	Toronto FC	0	1	1



			E6	New York Red Bulls	1	1	2
October 25 – Bridgeview, Illinois
			E1	Toronto FC	2	0	2 (a)
E3	Chicago Fire	0

E6	New York Red Bulls	4
													E1	Toronto FC	2

													W2	Seattle Sounders FC	0



			W4	Houston Dynamo	0	2	2
October 26 – Houston, Texas
			W1	Portland Timbers	0	1	1
W4	Houston Dynamo (a.e.t.)	1

W5	Sporting Kansas City	0
								W4	Houston Dynamo	0	0	0
Western Conference
								W2	Seattle Sounders FC	2	3	5



			W3	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	0	0	0
October 25 – Vancouver, British Columbia
			W2	Seattle Sounders FC	0	2	2
W3	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	5

W6	San Jose Earthquakes	0

Knockout round

Team 1	Score	Team 2
Eastern Conference
Chicago Fire (E3)	0–4	New York Red Bulls (E6)
Atlanta United FC (E4)	0–0 (1–3 p)	Columbus Crew SC (E5)
Western Conference
Vancouver Whitecaps FC (W3)	5–0	San Jose Earthquakes (W6)
Houston Dynamo (W4)	1–0 (a.e.t.)	Sporting Kansas City (W5)

Conference semifinals

Team 1	Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score	Team 2	1st leg	2nd leg
Eastern Conference
New York Red Bulls (E6)	2–2 (a)	Toronto FC (E1)	1–2	1–0
Columbus Crew SC (E5)	4–3	New York City FC (E2)	4–1	0–2
Western Conference
Houston Dynamo (W4)	2–1	Portland Timbers (W1)	0–0	2–1
Vancouver Whitecaps FC (W3)	0–2	Seattle Sounders FC (W2)	0–0	0–2

Conference finals

Team 1	Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score	Team 2	1st leg	2nd leg
Eastern Conference
Columbus Crew SC (E5)	0–1	Toronto FC (E1)	0–0	0–1
Western Conference
Houston Dynamo (W4)	0–5	Seattle Sounders FC (W2)	0–2	0–3

MLS Cup

Main article: MLS Cup 2017

December 9, 2017

4:00 p.m. EST

Toronto FC	2–0	Seattle Sounders FC
Altidore 67' Vázquez 90+4'	Report

BMO Field, Toronto, Canada

Attendance: 30,584

Referee: Allen Chapman (United States)

Attendance

Average home attendances

Ranked from highest to lowest average attendance.

Pos.	Team	GP	Cumulative	High	Low	Mean
1	Atlanta United FC	17	819,404	71,874	42,511	48,200
2	Seattle Sounders FC	17	742,314	51,796	40,182	43,666
3	Toronto FC	17	470,005	29,203	25,200	27,647
4	Orlando City SC	17	425,477	25,527	23,018	25,028
5	New York City FC	17	379,455	33,679	10,165*	22,321
6	LA Galaxy	17	378,128	25,667	17,404	22,243
7	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	17	364,073	25,083	17,368	21,416
8	New York Red Bulls	17	359,977	25,219	16,213	21,175
9	Portland Timbers	17	359,448	21,144	21,144	21,144
10	Minnesota United FC	17	349,138	35,043	17,491	20,538
11	Montreal Impact	17	340,783	34,373	16,005	20,046
12	San Jose Earthquakes	17	337,873	50,617	17,256	19,875
13	Sporting Kansas City	17	332,121	20,933	18,648	19,537
14	New England Revolution	17	329,233	33,767	10,487	19,367
15	Real Salt Lake	17	319,284	20,348	16,434	18,781
16	D.C. United	17	304,369	41,418	11,972	17,904
17	Houston Dynamo	17	297,507	22,115	14,148	17,500
18	Chicago Fire	17	295,511	21,891	11,244	17,383
19	Philadelphia Union	17	285,797	18,619	15,107	16,812
20	Columbus Crew SC	17	262,469	20,391	10,318	15,439
21	Colorado Rapids	17	260,476	17,648	13,102	15,322
22	FC Dallas	17	257,077	16,291	14,016	15,122
–	Total	374	8,269,919	71,874	10,165	22,112

game played at East Hartford

Highest attendances

Regular season

Rank	Home team	Score	Away team	Attendance	Date	Week	Stadium
1	Atlanta United FC	2–2	Toronto FC	71,874	October 22, 2017 (2017-10-22)	33	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
2	Atlanta United FC	3–3	Orlando City SC	70,425	September 16, 2017 (2017-09-16)	28	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
3	Atlanta United FC	1–2	New York Red Bulls	55,297	March 5, 2017 (2017-03-05)	1	Bobby Dodd Stadium
4	Seattle Sounders FC	1–1	Portland Timbers	51,796	August 27, 2017 (2017-08-27)	25	CenturyLink Field
5	San Jose Earthquakes	2–1	LA Galaxy	50,617	July 1, 2017 (2017-07-01)	18	Stanford Stadium
6	Seattle Sounders FC	4–0	FC Dallas	48,478	October 15, 2017 (2017-10-15)	32	CenturyLink Field
7	Seattle Sounders FC	1–0	Portland Timbers	47,362	May 27, 2017 (2017-05-27)	13	CenturyLink Field
8	Atlanta United FC	1–3	D.C. United	46,011	April 30, 2017 (2017-04-30)	9	Bobby Dodd Stadium
9	Atlanta United FC	4–0	Chicago Fire	45,922	March 18, 2017 (2017-03-18)	3	Bobby Dodd Stadium
10	Seattle Sounders FC	3–1	New York Red Bulls	45,600	March 19, 2017 (2017-03-19)	3	CenturyLink Field

Player statistics

Goals[edit]

Rank	Player	Club	Goals^[8]
1	Nemanja Nikolić	Chicago Fire	24
2	David Villa	New York City FC	22
3	Diego Valeri	Portland Timbers	21
4	Josef Martínez	Atlanta United FC	19
5	Ola Kamara	Columbus Crew SC	18
6	Ignacio Piatti	Montreal Impact	17
6	Bradley Wright-Phillips	New York Red Bulls	17
8	Sebastian Giovinco	Toronto FC	16
8	C. J. Sapong	Philadelphia Union	16
10	Jozy Altidore	Toronto FC	15

Assists[edit]

Rank	Player	Club	Assists^[9]
1	Sacha Kljestan	New York Red Bulls	17
2	Víctor Vázquez	Toronto FC	16
3	Lee Nguyen	New England Revolution	15
4	Miguel Almirón	Atlanta United FC	14
	Michael Barrios	FC Dallas
	Federico Higuaín	Columbus Crew SC
7	Yamil Asad	Atlanta United FC	13
7	Albert Rusnák	Real Salt Lake	13
9	Romain Alessandrini	LA Galaxy	12
	Nicolás Lodeiro	Seattle Sounders FC
	Haris Medunjanin	Philadelphia Union

Shutouts[edit]

Rank	Player	Club	Shutouts^[10]
1	Stefan Frei	Seattle Sounders FC	13
2	Alex Bono	Toronto FC	10
	Tim Melia	Sporting Kansas City
	Luis Robles	New York Red Bulls
5	Andre Blake	Philadelphia Union	9
	Jesse González	FC Dallas
	Zack Steffen	Columbus Crew SC
8	Cody Cropper	New England Revolution	8
	Brad Guzan	Atlanta United FC
	Matt Lampson	Chicago Fire
	Nick Rimando	Real Salt Lake

Hat-tricks

Main article: List of Major League Soccer hat-tricks

Player	For	Against	Result	Date
Josef Martínez	Atlanta United FC	Minnesota United FC	6–1	March 12
Erick Torres	Houston Dynamo	New York Red Bulls	4–1	April 1
C. J. Sapong	Philadelphia Union	New York Red Bulls	3–0	May 6
Justin Meram	Columbus Crew SC	Montreal Impact	3–2	May 13
Gerso	Sporting Kansas City	Seattle Sounders FC	3–0	May 17
Miguel Almirón	Atlanta United FC	Houston Dynamo	4–1	May 20
Roland Lamah	FC Dallas	Real Salt Lake	6–2	June 3
David Accam	Chicago Fire	Orlando City SC	4–0	June 24
David Villa	New York City FC	New York Red Bulls	3–2	August 6
Kei Kamara	New England Revolution	Orlando City SC	4–0	September 2
Josef Martínez	Atlanta United FC	New England Revolution	7–0	September 13
Josef Martínez	Atlanta United FC	Orlando City SC	3–3	September 16
Patrick Mullins⁴	D.C. United	San Jose Earthquakes	4–0	September 23
Justin Morrow	Toronto FC	New York Red Bulls	4–2	September 30
Nemanja Nikolić	Chicago Fire	Philadelphia Union	3–2	October 15

⁴ Scored 4 goals

Awards

Player of the Month

Main article: MLS Player of the Month

Month	Player	Club	Stats	Ref
March	Josef Martínez	Atlanta United FC	5G	^[11]
April	Joe Bendik	Orlando City SC	2SO	^[12]
May	Nemanja Nikolić	Chicago Fire	6G, 1A	^[13]
June	David Villa	New York City FC	3G	^[14]
July	Daniel Royer	New York Red Bulls	6G, 1A	^[15]
August	Ignacio Piatti	Montreal Impact	7G, 1A	^[16]
September	Josef Martínez	Atlanta United FC	9G	^[17]

Player and Team of the week

Bold denotes player of the week.

Team of the week
Week	Goalkeeper	Defender	Midfielder	Forward	Bench	Coach
1 ^[18]^[19]	Bendik (ORL)	Sjöberg (COL) Spector (ORL) Jungwirth (SJ) Lima (SJ)	Acosta (DAL) Valeri (POR) Godoy (SJ)	Accam (CHI) Adi (POR) Quioto (HOU)	Melia (SKC) Hedges (DAL) Felipe (NY) Jones (PHI) Davies (VAN) Torres (HOU) Larin (ORL)	Wílmer Cabrera (HOU)
2 ^[20]^[21]	Howard (COL)	Garza (ATL) Kappelhof (CHI) Hedges (DAL)	Piatti (MTL) McCarty (CHI) Godoy (SJ) Almirón (ATL)	Torres (HOU) Martínez (ATL) Villa (NYC)	Gleeson (POR) Lima (SJ) Alex (HOU) Felipe (NY) Lletget (LA) Moralez (NYC) Elis (HOU)	Gerardo Martino (ATL)
3 ^[22]^[23]	Steffen (CLB)	Garza (ATL) Crognale (CLB) Spector (ORL)	Valeri (POR) Bernier (MTL) Guzmán (POR) Feilhaber (SKC)	Urruti (DAL) Martínez (ATL) Larin (ORL)	Bendik (ORL) Kallman (MIN) Burch (COL) Grana (DAL) Roldan (SEA) Wallace (NYC) Altidore (TOR)	Gregg Berhalter (CLB)
4 ^[24]^[25]	Van Oekel (RSL)	Tierney (NE) Long (NY) Afful (CLB)	Fagúndez (NE) Nguyen (NE) Higuaín (CLB) Artur (CLB) Blanco (POR)	Agudelo (NE) Kamara (NE)	Robles (NY) Maund (VAN) Phillips (RSL) Adams (NY) Trapp (CLB) Valeri (POR) Adi (POR)	Jay Heaps (NE)
5 ^[26]^[27]	Hamid (DC)	Farfan (POR) Delamea (NE) Svensson (SEA)	Meram (CLB) Roldan (SEA) Laba (VAN) Schweinsteiger (CHI)	Techera (VAN) Torres (HOU) Ramirez (MIN)	Bono (TOR) Crognale (CLB) Edwards (TOR) Artur (CLB) Manotas (HOU) Tabla (MTL) Villa (NYC)	Adrian Heath (MIN)
6 ^[28]^[29]	González (DAL)	Boswell (DC) Opara (SKC) Delamea (NE)	Alessandrini (LA) McCarty (CHI) Espinoza (SKC) Rusnák (RSL) Barrios (DAL)	Movsisyan (RSL) Villalba (ATL)	Hamid (DC) Redding (ORL) Nagbe (POR) Almirón (ATL) Acosta (DC) Agudelo (NE)	Óscar Pareja (DAL)
7 ^[30]^[31]	Melia (SKC)	Matarrita (NYC) Spector (ORL) Næss (CLB) Opara (SKC)	Meram (CLB) Ilie (SKC) Johnson (ORL)	Montero (VAN) Nikolić (CHI) Solignac (CHI)	Bendik (ORL) Parker (VAN) McCarty (CHI) Schweinsteiger (CHI) Muyl (NY) Molino (MIN) Villa (NYC)	Mike Petke (RSL)
8 ^[32]^[33]	Bendik (ORL)	Long (NY) Toia (ORL) Zavaleta (TOR)	Almirón (ATL) Bradley (TOR) Gruezo (DAL) Lodeiro (SEA)	Dempsey (SEA) Giovinco (TOR) Larin (ORL)	Shuttleworth (MIN) Jones (SEA) Johnson (ORL) Muyl (NY) Vázquez (TOR) Morris (SEA) Jackson-Hamel (MTL)	Jason Kreis (ORL)
9 ^[34]^[35]	Hamid (DC)	Edwards (TOR) Jungwirth (SJ) Zusi (SKC)	Gerso (SKC) Jacobson (VAN) Acosta (DC) Harrison (NYC)	Agudelo (NE) Altidore (TOR) Urruti (DAL)	Blake (PHI) Sutter (ORL) Alonso (SEA) Herrera (NYC) Delgado (TOR) Cato (SJ) Adi (POR)	Not awarded
10 ^[36]^[37]	Blake (PHI)	Hedges (DAL) Jungwirth (SJ) Morrow (TOR)	Alex (HOU) Higuaín (CLB) Ibarra (MIN) Ring (NYC)	Sapong (PHI) Wallace (NYC) Wondolowski (SJ)	Shuttleworth (MIN) Ciman (MTL) Næss (CLB) Accam (CHI) Manotas (HOU) Giovinco (TOR) Villa (NYC)	Greg Vanney (TOR)
11 ^[38]^[39]	Johnson (NYC)	Onyewu (PHI) Van Damme (LA) Hairston (COL)	Fagúndez (NE) Meram (CLB) Alex (HOU) Medunjanin (PHI) Accam (CHI)	Ricketts (TOR) Nikolić (CHI)	Bono (TOR) Vincent (CHI) Gressel (ATL) Gashi (COL) Alessandrini (LA) Badji (COL) Blessing (SKC)	Greg Vanney (TOR)
12 ^[40]^[41]	Melia (SKC)	Vincent (CHI) Bernárdez (SJ) Parker (VAN)	Fagúndez (NE) Piatti (MTL) Almirón (ATL) Medunjanin (PHI) Gerso (SKC)	Villa (NYC) Nikolić (CHI)	Hamid (DC) Gaddis (PHI) Rusnák (RSL) Bolaños (VAN) Accam (CHI) G. dos Santos (LA) Sapong (PHI)	Veljko Paunovic (CHI)
13 ^[42]^[43]	Hamid (DC)	Vincent (CHI) Calvo (MIN) Marshall (SEA) Ford (COL)	Almirón (ATL) Vázquez (TOR) Sunny (RSL) João Pedro (LA) Alessandrini (LA)	G. dos Santos (LA)	Deric (HOU) González Pírez (ATL) Lawrence (NY) Gressel (ATL) Felipe (NY) Roldan (SEA) Plata (RSL)	Curt Onalfo (LA)
14 ^[44]^[45]	Bendik (ORL)	Rowe (NE) Opara (SKC) Waston (VAN) Spector (ORL)	Lamah (DAL) Higuaín (CLB) Alonso (SEA) Valeri (POR) Nguyen (NE)	Urruti (DAL)	Melia (SKC) Ford (COL) Donadel (MTL) Fagúndez (NE) Meram (CLB) Villa (NYC) Torres (HOU)	Jay Heaps (NE)
15 ^[46]^[47]	Gleeson (POR)	Meira (CHI) Olum (POR) Abdul-Salaam (SKC)	Asprilla (POR) Valeri (POR) Schweinsteiger (CHI) Accam (CHI)	Adi (POR) Nikolić (CHI) Gerso (SKC)	Melia (SKC) Vytas (POR) Grana (DAL) Polster (CHI) Ilie (SKC) de Leeuw (CHI) Urruti (DAL)	Veljko Paunovic (CHI)
16 ^[48]^[49]	Robles (NY)	Harvey (VAN) Figueroa (DAL) Opara (SKC)	Plata (RSL) Alessandrini (LA) Bradley (TOR) Almirón (ATL)	Piatti (MTL) Villa (NYC) Wright-Phillips (NY)	Shuttleworth (MIN) Saeid (COL McCarty (CHI) Pérez García (ORL) Verón (NY) Meram (CLB) Giovinco (TOR)	Gerardo Martino (ATL)
17 ^[50]^[51]	Blake (PHI)	Sweat (NYC) Opara (SKC) Moor (TOR) Polster (CHI)	Accam (CHI) Herrera (NYC) Higuaín (CLB) Bedoya (PHI) Hoesen (SJ)	McBean (LA)	Hamid (DC) González Pírez (ATL) Roldan (SEA) Schweinsteiger (CHI) Manneh (CLB) Kamara (CLB) Martínez (ATL)	Veljko Paunovic (CHI)
18 ^[52]^[53]	Howard (COL)	Onyewu (PHI) Parkhurst (ATL) Polster (CHI)	Johnson (ORL) Džemaili (MTL) Ring (NYC) Hairston (COL)	Nikolić (CHI) Villa (NYC) Badji (COL)	Bingham (SJ) Aja (ORL) Harrison (NYC) Doyle (COL) Wondolowski (SJ) Urruti (DAL)	Óscar Pareja (DAL)
19 ^[54]^[55]	McCarthy (PHI)	Hollingshead (DAL) Palmer-Brown (SKC) Nerwinski (VAN)	Fagúndez (NE) Rusnák (RSL) Barrios (DAL) Savarino (RSL)	Dempsey (SEA) Martínez (ATL) Giovinco (TOR)	Robles (NY) Machado (HOU) Ulloa (DAL) Medranda (SKC) Lamah (DAL) Manotas (HOU) Altidore (TOR)	Brian Schmetzer (SEA)
20 ^[56]^[57]	Guzan (ATL)	Acosta (RSL) Brillant (NYC) Crognale (CLB)	Royer (NY) Kljestan (NY) Roldan (SEA) Alex (HOU)	Plata (RSL) Colmán (DAL) Villa (NYC)	Gleeson (POR) Leerdam (SEA) Felipe (NY) Salazar (MTL) Bunbury (NE) Meram (CLB) Ebobisse (POR)	Jesse Marsch (NY)
21 ^[58]^[59]	Cropper (NE)	Toia (ORL) Moor (TOR) Parker (VAN)	Royer (NY) Valeri (POR) Bradley (TOR) Molino (MIN)	O. Kamara (CLB) K. Kamara (NE) Giovinco (TOR)	Robles (NY) Mavinga (TOR) Thiesson (MIN) Rowe (NE) Kljestan (NY) Villalba (ATL) Montero (VAN)	Carl Robinson (VAN)
22 ^[60]^[61]	McCarthy (PHI)	Doody (CHI) Opare (DC) DeLaGarza (HOU)	Lodeiro (SEA) Džemaili (MTL) Ilsinho (PHI) Thompson (SJ)	Villa (NYC) Sapong (PHI) Dempsey (SEA)	Johnson (NYC) Powell (POR) Marshall (SEA) Roldan (SEA) Kljestan (NY) Wright-Phillips (NY) Ureña (SJ)	Jim Curtin (PHI)
23 ^[62]^[63]	Johnson (NYC)	Morrow (TOR) Marshall (SEA) Abubakar (CLB) Murillo (NY)	Piette (MTL) Džemaili (MTL) Beckerman (COL) Delgado (TOR) Elis (HOU)	Villa (NYC)	Howard (COL) Leerdam (SEA) Hedges (DAL) Ring (NYC) Piatti (MTL) Meram (CLB) Sánchez (HOU)	Greg Vanney (TOR)
24 ^[64]^[65]	Hamid (DC)	Besler (SKC) Marshall (SEA) Zusi (SKC)	Piatti (MTL) Džemaili (MTL) Delgado (TOR) Reyna (VAN) Valeri (POR)	Lewis (NYC) Jackson-Hamel (MTL)	Steffen (CLB) Franklin (DC) Opara (SKC) Bradley (TOR) Vako (SJ) Villa (NYC) Montero (VAN)	Mauro Biello (MTL)
25 ^[66]^[67]	Hamid (DC)	Waston (VAN) Mensah (CLB) Glad (RSL)	Vázquez (TOR) Valeri (POR) Canouse (DC) Rusnák (RSL)	Danladi (MIN) Giovinco (TOR) Silva (RSL)	Bono (TOR) Vytas (POR) Abu (CLB) Bradley (TOR) Plata (RSL) Torres (HOU) Kamara (CLB)	Mike Petke (RSL)
26 ^[68]^[69]	Robles (NY)	Long (NY) Steres (LA) Polster (CHI)	Kljestan (NY) Nguyen (NE) Jones (LA) Ulloa (DAL) Alessandrini (LA)	Kamara (NE) Zardes (LA)	Cropper (NE) Romney (LA) Caldwell (NE) Juninho (CHI) Barrios (DAL) Muyl (NY) Piatti (MTL)	Jay Heaps (NE)
27 ^[70]^[71]	Johnson (NYC)	Beitashour (TOR) González Pírez (ATL) Moor (TOR) Nerwinski (VAN)	Almirón (ATL) J. dos Santos (LA) Vázquez (TOR) Alessandrini (LA)	Sapong (PHI) Altidore (TOR)	Melia (SKC) Romney (LA) Ford (COL) Adams (NY) Aigner (COL) Yotún (ORL) Reyna (VAN)	Greg Vanney (TOR)
28 ^[72]^[73]	Blake (PHI)	Vincent (CHI) Glad (RSL) Waston (VAN)	Manneh (CLB) Rusnák (RSL) Vázquez (TOR) Bradley (TOR) Almirón (ATL)	Dwyer (ORL) 'Martínez (ATL)	Johnson (NYC) Yueill (SJ) Trapp (CLB) Asad (ATL) Reyna (VAN) Rubio (SKC) Ricketts (TOR)	Greg Vanney (TOR)
29 ^[74]^[75]	Rimando (RSL)	Tierney (NE) Glad (RSL) Williams (CLB)	Asad (ATL) Savarino (RSL) Valeri (POR) Nguyen (NE) Arriola (DC)	Mullins (DC) Ramirez (MIN)	Shuttleworth (MIN) González Pírez (ATL) Chará (POR) Larentowicz (ATL) Higuaín (CLB) Pontius (PHI) Reyna (VAN)	Mike Petke (RSL)
30 ^[76]^[77]	Blake (PHI)	Morrow (TOR) Waston (VAN) Parkhurst (ATL) Adams (NY)	Meram (CLB) Yotún (ORL) Mihailovic (CHI) Elis (HOU)	Nikolić (CHI) Altidore (TOR)	González (DAL) Hedges (DAL) Bernárdez (SJ) Kaká (ORL) Vako (SJ) Lodeiro (SEA) Sánchez (HOU)	Greg Vanney (TOR)
31 ^[78]^[79]	González (DAL)	Lawrence (NY) Kallman (MIN) Hedges (DAL) Adams (NY)	Molino (MIN) Aigner (COL) Ilie (SKC) Kljestan (NY) Morales (DAL)	Danladi (MIN)	Robles (NY) Opara (SKC) Felipe (NY) Gruezo (DAL) Carmona (ATL) Martin (MIN) Gatt (COL)	Jesse Marsch (NY)
32 ^[80]^[81]	Deric (HOU)	Adams (NY) Sjöberg (COL) Powell (POR)	Blanco (POR) Fagúndez (NE) Larentowicz (ATL) Valeri (POR) Alessandrini (LA)	Bruin (SEA) Nikolić (CHI)	Guzan (ATL) Nerwinski (VAN) Long (NY) Trapp (CLB) Mihailovic (CHI) J. dos Santos (LA) Reyna (VAN)	Caleb Porter (POR)
33 ^[82]^[83]	Knighton (NE)	Leonardo (HOU) Torres (SEA) Murillo (NY)	Picault (PHI) Ilsinho (PHI) Díaz (DAL) Lodeiro (SEA) Lamah (DAL)	Wondolowski (SJ) Villa (NYC)	Steffen (CLB) Jungwirth (SJ) Alex (HOU) Higuaín (CLB) Arriola (DC) Sapong (PHI) Hoesen (SJ)	Chris Leitch (SJ)

Goal of the Week

Goal of the Week
Week	Player	Club	Ref
1	Romell Quioto	Houston Dynamo	^[84]
2	Miguel Almirón	Atlanta United FC	^[85]
3	Josef Martínez	Atlanta United FC	^[86]
4	Not awarded
5	Diego Valeri	Portland Timbers	^[87]
6	Nicolás Lodeiro	Seattle Sounders FC	^[88]
7	Anthony Jackson-Hamel	Montreal Impact	^[89]
8	Darlington Nagbe	Portland Timbers	^[90]
9	Andrew Jacobson	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	^[91]
10	Alberth Elis	Houston Dynamo	^[92]
11	Shkëlzen Gashi	Colorado Rapids	^[93]
12	Miguel Almirón	Atlanta United FC	^[94]
13	Héctor Villalba	Atlanta United FC	^[95]
14	Blerim Džemaili	Montreal Impact	^[96]
15	Not awarded
16	Miguel Almirón	Atlanta United FC	^[97]
17	Ike Opara	Sporting Kansas City	^[98]
18	Blerim Džemaili	Montreal Impact	^[99]
19	Ian Harkes	D.C. United	^[100]
20	Héctor Villalba	Atlanta United FC	^[101]
21	Nicolás Mezquida	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	^[102]
22	Diego Valeri	Portland Timbers	^[103]
23	Luis Silva	Real Salt Lake	^[104]
24	Yordy Reyna	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	^[105]
25	Darlington Nagbe	Portland Timbers	^[106]
26	Not awarded
27	Greg Garza	Atlanta United FC	^[107]
28	Kevin Kratz	Atlanta United FC	^[108]
29	Héctor Villalba	Atlanta United FC	^[109]
30	Kaká	Orlando City SC	^[110]
31	Not awarded
32	Nemanja Nikolić	Chicago Fire	^[111]
33	Paul Arriola	D.C. United	^[112]

End-of-season awards

Award	Winner (club)	Ref
Most Valuable Player	Diego Valeri (Portland Timbers)	^[113]
Defender of the Year	Ike Opara (Sporting Kansas City)	^[114]
Goalkeeper of the Year	Tim Melia (Sporting Kansas City)	^[115]
Coach of the Year	Greg Vanney (Toronto FC)	^[116]
Rookie of the Year	Julian Gressel (Atlanta United FC)	^[117]
Newcomer of the Year	Miguel Almirón (Atlanta United FC)	^[118]
Comeback Player of the Year	Clint Dempsey (Seattle Sounders FC)	^[119]
Golden Boot	Nemanja Nikolić (Chicago Fire)	^[120]
Fair Play Player Award	DaMarcus Beasley (Houston Dynamo)	^[121]
Fair Play Team Award	Seattle Sounders FC	^[121]
Humanitarian of the Year	Ryan Hollingshead (FC Dallas)	^[122]
Referee of the Year	Allen Chapman	^[123]
Assistant Referee of the Year	Corey Parker	^[123]
Goal of the Year	Héctor Villalba (Atlanta United FC)	^[124]
Save of the Year	Brad Guzan (Atlanta United FC)	^[125]

MLS Best XI

Year	Goalkeeper	Defenders	Midfielders	Forwards
2017 ^[126]	Tim Melia, Sporting KC	Justin Morrow, Toronto Ike Opara, Sporting KC Kendall Waston, Vancouver	Diego Valeri, Portland Miguel Almirón, Atlanta Victor Vázquez, Toronto	Sebastian Giovinco, Toronto Josef Martínez, Atlanta Nemanja Nikolić, Chicago David Villa, New York City

Player contracts

Highest-paid players

Rank	Player	Team	Salary (US)^[127]
1	Kaká	Orlando City	$7.2m
2	Sebastian Giovinco	Toronto FC	$7.1m
3	Michael Bradley	Toronto FC	$6.5m
4	Andrea Pirlo	New York City FC	$5.9m
5	David Villa	New York City FC	$5.6m

Allocation ranking

Main article: List of Major League Soccer transfers 2017

The allocation ranking is the mechanism used to determine which MLS club has first priority to acquire a player who is in the MLS allocation list. The MLS allocation list contains select U.S. National Team players and players transferred outside of MLS garnering a transfer fee of at least $500,000. The allocations will be ranked in reverse order of finish for the 2016 season, taking playoff performance into account.^[128] Two expansion teams will take the top spots.^[129]

Once the club uses its allocation ranking to acquire a player, it drops to the bottom of the list. A ranking can be traded provided that part of the compensation received in return is another club's ranking. At all times each club is assigned one ranking. The rankings reset at the end of each MLS season.

Original Ranking	Current Ranking	Club	Date Allocation Used (Rank on that date)	Player Signed	Previous Club	Ref
5	1	New England Revolution^[D]				^[130]
2	2	Minnesota United FC^[A]^[B]				^[131]^[132]
8	3	Orlando City SC
6	4	San Jose Earthquakes^[D]				^[130]
11	5	Philadelphia Union
4	6	Houston Dynamo^[C]				^[133]
13	7	Real Salt Lake
14	8	Sporting Kansas City
15	9	LA Galaxy
16	10	New York City FC
17	11	New York Red Bulls
18	12	FC Dallas
19	13	Montreal Impact
20	14	Colorado Rapids
21	15	Toronto FC
22	16	Seattle Sounders FC
10	17	Portland Timbers^[E]				^[134]
1	18	Atlanta United FC	January 26, 2017 (1)	Brad Guzan	Middlesbrough	^[135]
7	19	Vancouver Whitecaps FC^[B]	February 15, 2017 (1)	Fredy Montero (loan)	Tianjin TEDA	^[132]
12	20	D.C. United^[C]	June 20, 2017 (1)	Deshorn Brown	Tampa Bay Rowdies	^[133]
3	21	Chicago Fire^[A]^[E]	December 23, 2016 (2)	Juninho (loan)	Tijuana	^[131]
3	21	Chicago Fire^[A]^[E]	August 10, 2017 (6)	Richard Sánchez	UANL	^[134]
9	22	Columbus Crew SC	August 10, 2017 (1)	Krisztián Németh	Al-Gharafa	^[136]

^
On December 23, 2016, Chicago Fire acquired the number 2 allocation ranking from Minnesota United in exchange for the number 3 allocation ranking, a second-round selection (25th overall) in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft, and general allocation money.
^
On February 15, 2017, Vancouver Whitecaps acquired the number 1 allocation ranking from Minnesota United in exchange for the number 5 allocation ranking, $100,000 in 2018 general allocation money, $125,000 in 2018 targeted allocation money, and a 2017 international roster spot.
^
On June 20, 2017, D.C. United acquired the number 1 allocation ranking from Houston Dynamo in exchange for the number 9 allocation ranking, $100,000 in general allocation money, $75,000 in targeted allocation money, and a 2018 international roster spot.
^
On July 3, 2017, New England Revolution acquired the number 2 allocation ranking and either $175,000 in 2018 targeted allocation money or $100,000 in 2018 general allocation money and $75,000 in 2018 targeted allocation money from San Jose Earthquakes in exchange for the number 5 allocation ranking and $175,000 in general allocation money.
^
On August 10, 2017, Chicago Fire acquired the number 6 allocation ranking from Portland Timbers in exchange for the number 19 allocation ranking and Chicago's natural third-round selection in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft, which will be upgraded to Chicago's natural second-round selection in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft should Richard Sánchez appear in five or more games for the remainder of 2017 season.

Coaches

Eastern Conference

Western Conference

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v t e 2017 MLS season by team
SuperDraft All-Star Game Playoffs MLS Cup Transfers
Eastern	Atlanta United FC Chicago Fire Columbus Crew SC D.C. United Montreal Impact New England Revolution New York City FC New York Red Bulls Orlando City SC Philadelphia Union Toronto FC
Western	Colorado Rapids FC Dallas Houston Dynamo LA Galaxy Minnesota United FC Portland Timbers Real Salt Lake San Jose Earthquakes Seattle Sounders FC Sporting Kansas City Vancouver Whitecaps FC

v t e 2016–17 in North and Central America and Caribbean association football (CONCACAF)
« 2015–16 Club tournaments in CONCACAF member countries between July 2016 and June 2017 2017–18 »
Domestic leagues	Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Aruba Bahamas Barbados '16 '17 Belize Bermuda Bonaire British Virgin Islands Canada '16 '17 Cayman Islands Costa Rica Cuba '16 '17 Curaçao '16 '17 Dominica Dominican Republic '16 '17 El Salvador French Guiana Grenada '16 '17 Guadeloupe Guatemala Guyana Haiti '16 '17 Honduras Jamaica Martinique Mexico Montserrat '16 '17 Nicaragua Panama Puerto Rico '16 '17 Saint-Barthelemy Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia '16 '17 Saint-Martin Saint Vincent and the Grenadines '16 '17 Sint Maarten Suriname Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos Islands '16 '17 United States '16 '17 United States Virgin Islands
Domestic cups	Aruba Barbados '16 '17 Bermuda British Virgin Islands Canada Cayman Islands El Salvador French Guiana Guadeloupe '16 '17 Honduras Martinique '16 '17 Mexico '16 A (Final) '17 C (Final) Panama Puerto Rico '16 '17 Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia '16 '17 Suriname Trinidad and Tobago United States '16 (Final) '17 (Final)
Supercups	Honduras I II Mexico Campeón de Campeones Supercopa MX Suriname
CONCACAF competitions	Champions League Group stage Knockout stage Finals Caribbean Club Championship

v t e 2017–18 in North and Central America and Caribbean association football (CONCACAF)
« 2016–17 Club tournaments in CONCACAF member countries between July 2017 and June 2018 2018–19 »
Domestic leagues	Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Aruba Bahamas Barbados '17 '18 Belize Bermuda Bonaire British Virgin Islands '18 Cayman Islands Costa Rica Cuba '17 '18 Curaçao '17 '17–'18 Dominica Dominican Republic '17 '18 El Salvador French Guiana Grenada Guadeloupe Guatemala Guyana Haiti '17 '18 Honduras Jamaica Martinique Mexico Nicaragua Panama Puerto Rico '17 '18 Saint-Barthelemy Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia '17 '18 Saint-Martin Saint Pierre and Miquelon '17 '18 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines '17 Suriname Trinidad and Tobago '17 '18 Turks and Caicos Islands '17 '18 United States '17 '18
Domestic cups	Aruba Barbados '17 '18 Bermuda British Virgin Islands Canada Cayman Islands El Salvador French Guiana Guadeloupe '17 '18 Martinique '17 '18 Mexico '17 A (Final) '18 C (Final) Panama Puerto Rico '17 '18 Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia '17 '18 Suriname Trinidad and Tobago United States '17 (Final) '18 (Final)
Supercups	Honduras Mexico Campeón de Campeones Supercopa MX Suriname
CONCACAF club competitions	CONCACAF League Finals Champions League Finals U13 Champions League Caribbean Club Championship Caribbean Club Shield

2017 in American soccer

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Leagues

Men	MLS MLS Cup Playoffs NASL Soccer Bowl USL Playoffs PDL NPSL UPSL Spring Fall PLA EPLWA MASL 2016–17 2017–18 M2 2017–18 NCAA Division I Division II Division III
Women	NWSL NWSL Shield NWSL Playoffs WPSL UWS NCAA Division I Division II Division III

Cups

Other

International

Club competitions

CONCACAF Champions League
- 2016–17

National teams

Men	2018 FIFA World Cup qualification – CONCACAF fifth round
Women	SheBelieves Cup

Team seasons

Men

MLS	Atlanta United FC Chicago Fire Colorado Rapids Columbus Crew SC D.C. United FC Dallas Houston Dynamo LA Galaxy Minnesota United FC Montreal Impact New England Revolution New York City FC New York Red Bulls Orlando City SC Philadelphia Union Portland Timbers Real Salt Lake San Jose Earthquakes Seattle Sounders FC Sporting Kansas City Toronto FC Vancouver Whitecaps FC
NASL	FC Edmonton Indy Eleven Jacksonville Armada Miami FC New York Cosmos North Carolina FC Puerto Rico FC San Francisco Deltas
USL	Bethlehem Steel Charleston Battery Charlotte Independence Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC Cincinnati Harrisburg City Islanders LA Galaxy II Louisville City New York Red Bulls II Oklahoma City Energy Orange County SC Orlando City B Ottawa Fury FC Phoenix Rising Pittsburgh Riverhounds Portland Timbers 2 Real Monarchs Reno 1868 Richmond Kickers RGVFC Toros Rochester Rhinos Sacramento Republic Saint Louis FC San Antonio FC Seattle Sounders FC 2 Swope Park Rangers Tampa Bay Rowdies Toronto FC II Tulsa Roughnecks Whitecaps FC 2

Women

NWSL	Boston Breakers Chicago Red Stars FC Kansas City Houston Dash North Carolina Courage Orlando Pride Portland Thorns Seattle Reign Sky Blue FC Washington Spirit

2017 in Canadian soccer

« 2016

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Men's Leagues

Women's Leagues

UWS
L1O

Cups

Other

International

Club competitions

2016–17 CONCACAF Champions League

Team seasons

Club seasons

MLS	Montreal Impact Toronto FC Vancouver Whitecaps FC
NASL	FC Edmonton
USL	Ottawa Fury FC Toronto FC II Whitecaps FC 2
CSL	Brantford Galaxy FC Ukraine United FC Vorkuta Milton SC SC Waterloo Region Scarborough SC Serbian White Eagles FC York Region Shooters

v t e United States Soccer – Division 1 seasons
American League of Professional Football	1894–95
American Soccer League	1921–22 1922–23 1923–24 1924–25 1925–26 1926–27 1927–28 1928–29 1929 1930 1931 1932 1932–33
United Soccer Association	1967
National Professional Soccer League	1967
North American Soccer League	1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984
Major League Soccer	1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

Canadian Soccer – Division 1 seasons (CSA & USSF)

Canadian Professional Soccer League

1983

Canadian Soccer League

Canadian Premier League

USSF (U.S. based leagues)

United Soccer Association	1967
North American Soccer League	1968 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984
Major League Soccer	2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

Note: there is no clear information from CSA about tier of U.S. based leagues which have Canadian clubs. In terms of historical information, they have been deployed as tier 1 league as USSF have done.