Ted Lasso Season 4 is officially in the works, star and producer Jason Sudeikis has announced.
The Saturday Night Live alum revealed that the beloved Apple TV+ series will get at least one more season during a conversation with Jason and Travis Kelce on their New Heights sports podcast. A snippet from the show’s latest episode highlights a moment that saw the two NFL brothers pressing Sudeikis for an update on Ted Lasso Season 4 following the conclusion of Season 3 in summer 2023.
“That’s what we’re writing. We’re writing Season 4 now,” Sudeikis teased. “That’s the official word, yeah. Ted’s coaching a women’s team.”
Ted Lasso is BACK for Season 4 … and he’s got a new team
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— New Heights (@newheightshow) March 14, 2025
It’s the first concrete update on a continuation for the project in nearly two years and should offer relief for those who have hoped to see the feel-good soccer series push on. There’s no word on whether Ted Lasso Season 4 is its last or where in the world it might take place. Even Travis Kelce wasn’t able to get an answer out of Sudeikis when asking if the former football coach is coming back to the U.S.
“Yeah, that’s too many questions, and that’s only because I don’t know,” Sudeikis said with a laugh.
Apple TV+ is already on the move when it comes to reestablishing Ted Lasso in the public consciousness. Although no release date or plot details have been spilled quite yet, the show’s official X/Twitter account has reemerged with a tongue-in-cheek post poking fun at its unexpected hiatus.
Finally found the dang password to this thing.
Sorry y’all. What’d I miss?
— Ted Lasso (@TedLasso) March 14, 2025
Our last update on Ted Lasso story came in summer 2024 when a Deadline report signaled that Season 4 was preparing for greenlight status. For more on Sudeikis’ critical hit soccer show, you can read up on why mid-2023 was a particularly painful time for TV fans. You can also see our review for the Ted Lasso Season 3 premiere here.
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