The fourth season of the popular sports comedy series will premiere on Apple TV next month, marking a new chapter for the long-running show.
Creator and star Jason Sudeikis, who portrays the relentlessly optimistic coach, has already set his sights on a fifth and sixth season.
After the third season concluded with the main character returning home to his son, Sudeikis initially felt the story had reached its natural end.
He later changed his position, agreeing to continue the series and expand the narrative beyond that point.
According to reports, the production team plans to begin drafting a third-season arc in late August, beginning with the upcoming season four.
Season four will shift focus from men’s soccer to the women’s squad of the same club, introducing new characters while some original cast members depart.
This transition required difficult conversations, according to Sudeikis, as the story needed to evolve after the resolution of the previous season.
Apple TV is expected to support further installments, but the continuation will depend on audience reception to the new format.
Co‑star and writer Brett Goldstein expressed optimism, noting that season four retains the charm of the first season.
The future of the series will hinge on how the new episodes resonate with viewers and whether the platform commits to additional seasons.
