MLS, players union ink five year CBA deal
Major League Soccer and the MLS players union today announced a new five year collective bargaining agreement.
"This is a great way for Major League Soccer to start its 15th season," said MLS commissioner Don Garber. "It's an agreement that will set the stage for a new relationship.
American Soccer News @ Mar 20, 2010 1:28 PM EDT | Blog Profile
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