Major League Soccer will have a new commissioner next year. Larry Berg, co-owner of Los Angeles FC, will take over from Don Garber, who has held the role for decades. Berg will become the league's third-ever commissioner. As part of the transition, he will sell his stake in LAFC. The change comes as MLS prepares for a period of major league-wide changes. Garber's departure marks the end of a long tenure that saw the league expand significantly. Berg's appointment signals a new era for the league, with the incoming commissioner expected to guide it through upcoming transformations. The exact timing of the handover next year has not been announced, but the league confirmed the succession plan. Berg's move to divest from LAFC is a standard step to avoid conflicts of interest in his new role. The league did not specify what major changes are ahead, but the transition is described as a significant moment for MLS.