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MLS and players reach agreement on new CBA

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Major League Soccer and its players struck and agreement Friday night on a reworked collective bargaining agreement that will run through the 2027 season.

The league had invoked a force majeure clause in December to reopen negotiations over the current CBA, citing ongoing uncertainty because of the COVID-19 crisis.

Major League Soccer has said it lost nearly $1 billion last season, due in part to the pandemic as it played in mostly empty stadiums and with increased costs for testing and charter flights.

The league said it expects similar losses this year. The Major League Players Association and the league had two difficult negotiations last year — one in February before the start of the season and a second in June when players took a pay

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