Ted Lasso season 4 is coming: Here’s everything we know so far

Apple TV+ is currently airing one of its best reviewed comedies ever: Seth Rogen’s The Studio. But the TV+ comedy that will always live on in our hearts and minds—Ted Lasso—is currently preparing a new season. Here’s everything we know about Ted Lasso season 4.

Season 4 is finally official

Questions about Ted Lasso’s fourth season have abounded since all the way back when season 3 was airing.

Especially over the past six months, though, there’s been abundant evidence that the show would make a season 4 return. From teases by execs, series stars, and the co-creator Bill Lawrence, to cast contract renewals, production being officially scheduled, and more.

Finally though, on March 14, 2025 Apple made it official.

Matt Cherniss, the Apple TV+ head of programming said:

“‘Ted Lasso’ has been nothing short of a juggernaut, inspiring a passionate fanbase all over the world, and delivering endless joy and laughter, all while spreading kindness, compassion and unwavering belief. Everyone at Apple is thrilled to be continuing our collaboration with Jason and the brilliant creative minds behind this show.”

Cast members and creative team for new season

Per early reports, the vast majority of the Ted Lasso cast is expected to return for season 4. Which is great news since the show’s ensemble is a core strength.

Several actors have already had their contract options picked up, while negotiations are ongoing with others.

One possible missing player for the new season is Phil Dunster, also known as Jamie Tartt. Dunster reportedly has run into scheduling issues trying to join the new season, though guest appearances aren’t out of the question.

There’s a particularly noteworthy addition to the creative team for Ted Lasso’s new season.

As highlighted in Apple’s announcement press release, Jack Burditt (Nobody Wants This, Modern Family, 30 Rock) has signed on as executive producer. He’s apparently helping Sudeikis lead the writers’ room, which is exciting considering Burditt’s strong track record.

Jason Sudeikis is back, but maybe with reduced role

The man behind the mustache, Jason Sudeikis, might not have quite as big a presence in Ted Lasso’s new season.

Matt Belloni on his podcast The Town said that, based on what he’s heard, Sudeikis won’t be present for the entirety of the new season.

There will be many, many returning cast members. But Sudeikis will be minimized on the show.

Whether this turns out to be true or not, I still expect we’ll see plenty of Ted in season 4. Just perhaps not as much as before.

This wouldn’t altogether be surprising, since Lasso already stepped back a little in season 3 to give the strong ensemble more time to shine. Season 4 could follow the same approach.

Season 4 will feature AFC Richmond’s first women’s team

As first reported by Sigmund Judge, one major narrative thread of the new season will be the formation of AFC Richmond’s women’s team.

Jason Sudeikis confirmed this on a recent podcast appearance:

“We’re writing season four now; that’s the official word. Ted’s coaching a women’s team.”

It’s very likely that the men’s team will still be a huge part of the show, but Richmond will also seek to expand its offerings by adding a women’s team for the first time.

When to expect season 4 on Apple TV+

Originally, production on Ted Lasso season 4 was expected to kick off early this year. That didn’t end up happening, and now the latest reporting pegs a production start in the spring.

That said, there are still a lot of unknowns that make it difficult to pin down a tentative Apple TV+ debut date.

It’s looking unlikely that new Lasso episodes will arrive in 2025. However, assuming they do slip out of this year, season 4 should at least arrive some time in 2026.

Apple TV+ is available for $9.99 per month and features hit TV shows and movies like Ted Lasso, Severance, The Morning Show, Silo, and Shrinking.