‘Ted Lasso’s Brett Goldstein Teases Season 4 & Everything Else We Know So Far

After months of rumors and speculation, Apple TV+‘s hit series Ted Lasso was renewed for Season 4 at the streamer in March of 2025, with star Jason Sudeikis set to reprise his titular role.

In anticipation of the show’s return, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about the upcoming season so far, including who is most likely to return, when filming could take place, and what’s been said about the latest episodes by the stars and creatives. Scroll down for a closer look at what’s to come and stay tuned for even more details as Ted Lasso Season 4 takes shape at Apple TV+.

When will Ted Lasso Season 4 premiere?

After Season 3’s arrival in spring 2023, Ted Lasso is officially making a Season 4 comeback. As for when fans might be able to expect the latest chapter, only time will tell. No big production details surrounding the renewal have been unveiled at this time, but stay tuned for updates regarding filming, as that’s likely to determine when fans will finally get to revisit the titular coach on their TV screens.

What has been said about Ted Lasso‘s Season 4 renewal?

In a statement, Sudeikis, star and executive producer, said, “As we all continue to live in a world where so many factors have conditioned us to ‘look before we leap.’ In Season 4, the folks at AFC Richmond learn to LEAP BEFORE THEY LOOK, discovering that wherever they land, it’s exactly where they’re meant to be.”

Matt Cherniss, Apple TV+’s head of programming, added, “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.”

Who is making Ted Lasso Season 4?

Sudeikis will serve as an executive producer alongside new addition Jack Burditt who joins Brendan Hunt, Joe Kelly, Jane Becker, Jamie Lee, Bill Wrubel, Bill Lawrence, Jeff Ingold, and Liza Katzer. Meanwhile, Brett Goldstein and Leanne Bowen will also executive produce and serve as writers alongside Julia Lindon and co-producers Sara Walker and Phoebe Walsh. And Dylan Marron is slated to serve as story editor.

Who stars in Ted Lasso Season 4?

Sudeikis is the only star currently confirmed to appear in Ted Lasso Season 4, but considering their roles behind the scenes, we’d hope to see Hunt and Goldstein back as Coach Beard and Roy Kent. Additionally, Nick Mohammed has hinted more than once that he’s likely returning to Ted Lasso, so we’ll likely see Nate back as well. Stay tuned for official announcements as we await word on casting.

Among some of the other ensemble members we’d like to see back are Hannah Waddingham who plays AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Welton, as well as Juno Temple in her role as Keeley Jones, Phil Dunster as player Jamie Tartt, Jeremy Swift as Leslie Higgins, and Toheeb Jimoh as Sam Obisanya to name a few.

Most recently, Goldstein and Dunster were seen hanging out with Ted Lasso‘s former director and Bill Lawrence collaborator, Zach Braff, the latter of whom shared a selfie on Instagram with the actors as well as Charly Clive, who is set to star alongside Dunster in Lawrence’s upcoming HBO series with Steve Carell. Could it bode well for Ted Lasso‘s upcoming season? We’ll keep our fingers crossed, but only time will tell.

Does Ted Lasso Season 4 have a trailer?

No, there aren’t any trailers or teasers available, but Apple TV+ did release the Believe sign photo, above, as a tease for Season 4’s announcement. Stay tuned for a teaser or trailer in the months ahead.

Will Ted Lasso Season 4 be the show’s last season?

Brett Goldstein appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live in June 2025 to discuss his HBO comedy special, during which he offered some interesting comments on Ted Lasso. When Kimmel pointed out to Goldstein that the cast had previously gotten emotional celebrating their third and “final” season, he wanted to know if Goldstein thought the show was really over then. “We did all cry and we did all hug, but I also think if I’m honest, a lot of us, when we were hugging, said, ‘We’ll come back, won’t we?'”

Ultimately, Goldstein admitted, “I felt like we’d come back, but I didn’t know.”  When Kimmel wondered if the upcoming fourth season would be the show’s last, Goldstein responded with silence and raised eyebrows, noting that it was more of a question for Apple than him, “I think we’d love to do it forever, but I think there’s a limit…” he said.

What is Ted Lasso Season 4 about?

No logline has been unveiled yet, but Sudeikis did tease that Season 4 will shift focus to a women’s team during an appearance on the New Heights podcast with Jason and Travis Kelce. “Ted’s coaching a women’s team,” Sudeikis told the footballers as he teased Season 4’s official return.

For those who have yet to discover Ted Lasso, the series follows an American coach who is plucked to helm an English football team, AFC Richmond. Initially, Ted is hired with the hope that he’ll fail, but his boss Rebecca ultimately warms to the Kansas-native’s charms as he turns her failing team into an optimistic bunch of players. It’s a real fish-out-of-water tale that’s resonated with viewers across tough times in recent years as the show debuted amid the pandemic in 2020.

Based on the preexisting format and characters from NBC Sports, Ted Lasso was developed into the series it is today by Sudeikis, Lawrence, Kelly, and Hunt. The series also garnered some serious acclaim in its first three seasons, winning several Emmys and other big-time TV awards.

Stay tuned to see what’s in store as Ted Lasso takes shape at Apple TV+, and let us know if you plan to tune into the show when it returns in the comments section, below.

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