2025 MLS Jersey Sponsors

Major League Soccer’s 30th season—the first with 30 teams—is underway, so we’ve gathered our annual look at the brands to be featured on the jersey front and sleeves of each club.

This year, every team entered the season with a front-of-jersey partner. As for the sleeves, media partner Apple, once again, will be on the left sleeve of every jersey. But in celebration of the 30th season, Apple has created bespoke Apple TV logos inspired by each club’s crest, color palette, and visual identity.

Heading into the season, the right sleeve of 17 clubs will feature logos from brands in industries ranging from consumer products to logistics. More on this later.

Let’s dive in.

MLS TEAM SPONSORS: FRONT OF JERSEY

For the 2025 season, 30 different brands will be visible on the jerseys of all 30 teams—but there are some repeat brands and split sponsorships to reach that total.

Three teams have the same brand partner—BMO Financial Group—and, just as was the case in 2024, another two teams have split their jersey partners on primary and secondary jerseys. The Philadelphia Union will have the Bimbo Bakeries logo on the primary jersey with Thomas’ featured on the secondary jersey. FC Dallas will have Children’s Health on their primary jersey, with UT Southwestern Medial Center on their secondary jersey.

By our count, there are 10 different industries represented on jerseys, including healthcare, financial and insurance services, consumer products, automotive, consulting, cruiseline, travel, entertainment, industrial, and communications. Of those, healthcare and financial / insurance services each account for 26% of all jersey sponsors—the most of any industry category.

Check out the full list of partners below.

MLS TEAM SPONSORS: SLEEVES

In the intro we mentioned there are 17 different teams featuring right sleeve partners. Among these teams, 17 different brands are featured, including brands from several different industry categories.

By our count, 11 different industries are represented, with consumer products accounting for roughly a quarter (24%) of all sponsorships. In total, 12 brands return from the 2024 season.