Exciting news for fans of the award-winning comedy series *Ted Lasso*: Season 4 is officially moving forward, as confirmed by star and producer Jason Sudeikis. The beloved Apple TV+ show, known for its heartfelt storytelling and unforgettable characters, will return for at least one more chapter.
Sudeikis made the reveal during a recent episode of the popular sports podcast *New Heights*, hosted by NFL stars Jason and Travis Kelce. A preview clip from the show’s latest installment captured the moment when the brothers playfully pressed Sudeikis for an update on Season 4 following the conclusion of Season 3 in the summer of 2023.
“That’s what we’re writing. We’re writing Season 4 now,” Sudeikis shared with a smile. “That’s the official word, yeah. Ted’s coaching a women’s team.”
Ted Lasso Returns – With a New Team
This marks the first official confirmation of Season 4 in nearly two years, bringing long-awaited relief to fans who have been eagerly awaiting news. While details remain scarce, it’s clear that Ted’s journey isn’t over just yet. This time around, he’ll be coaching a women's soccer team—an intriguing new direction for the character.
No official release date or confirmation has been made about whether this will be the final season, nor any specific plot points regarding Ted’s next steps. Even Travis Kelce couldn’t get a straight answer out of Sudeikis when he asked if Ted would be returning to the U.S.
“Yeah, that’s too many questions, and that’s only because I don’t know,” Sudeikis joked.
Cast Returning & Production Plans
According to Deadline, Juno Temple—who plays Keeley—is currently in talks to reprise her role. Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein, and Jeremy Swift are already confirmed to return as Rebecca, Roy, and Leslie, respectively.
Sources indicate that the first episode of Season 4 is set to be filmed in Kansas City before transitioning back to the UK. The plan is to begin production this July, keeping the momentum alive for the hit series.
Back Online & Back in the Spotlight
Apple TV+ has already started building anticipation for the upcoming season. The show’s official X (formerly Twitter) account recently returned with a lighthearted message acknowledging the long break:
Finally found the dang password to this thing.
Sorry y’all. What’d I miss?
This playful post signals that the marketing campaign is slowly kicking off, even without a release date or detailed synopsis just yet.
Our last major update on *Ted Lasso* came in the summer of 2024, when reports suggested that Season 4 was close to receiving the green light. For those craving more behind-the-scenes context, you can read up on why mid-2023 was a particularly tough period for television lovers, or revisit our review of the Season 3 premiere [ttpp].
