Garber, comisionado de la MLS, dice que los valores del club "crecen drásticamente"

The video features an interview with Don Garber, the commissioner of Major League Soccer (MLS), discussing the rising valuations of MLS teams, driven by a young fanbase and corporate interest. The success of Atlanta United, with high attendance and a diverse city, is highlighted. A new LA team backed by celebrities is introduced, emphasizing the importance of rivalries. The potential growth of soccer in the US is discussed, with a focus on demographics and global interest. Finally, the joint World Cup bid by the US, Canada, and Mexico is explored.

What is one of the main reasons for the increasing valuations of MLS teams?

• Aging fanbase

• Decreasing stadium revenues

• Young fanbase and corporate partnerships

• Lack of corporate interest

What is a significant factor in the Atlanta team's success?

• Old stadium facilities

• Large number of season ticket holders

• Lack of competition

• High ticket prices

What is a unique feature of the new LA team?

• It is backed by celebrity owners and private equity

• It has the lowest attendance in the league

• It has no celebrity owners

• It plays in a shared stadium

What is a key benefit of having multiple teams in a city like Los Angeles?

• Decreased media attention

• Increased local rivalries

• Reduced competition

• Lower fan engagement

What is the significance of the joint World Cup bid by the US, Canada, and Mexico?

• It is the first bid from a single country

• It requires building new stadiums

• It leverages existing stadiums and infrastructure

• It is competing against a large country

How does the MLS plan to compete with other major sports leagues in North America?

• By increasing the number of teams

• By capitalizing on demographic shifts and globalization

• By reducing ticket prices

• By focusing solely on local markets

What is a potential advantage for MLS due to the global nature of soccer?

• Increased access to global fanbase

• Limited international viewership

• Decreased interest in local teams

• Higher costs for broadcasting