Overview The Major Arena Soccer League puts soccer inside four walls, where the boards keep the ball in play for a faster, higher-scoring indoor game. Founded in 2008 as the Professional Arena Soccer League and renamed MASL in 2014, the league unified its developmental and amateur circuits with a newly formed women's league in 2024 and now runs four divisions - MASL Premier, MASL 2, MASL 3 and MASL Women - with roughly 80 teams across the United States, Mexico and Canada. The Premier Division fields nine clubs coast to coast. Matchday Games are played in close-quarters arenas where the walls keep the ball alive, producing a fast, physical, high-scoring product built for a live crowd and for broadcast. Matchday includes player and mascot appearances, giveaways, PA promotions, crowd-camera moments and tabling, alongside team summer camps that put a sponsor's brand on jerseys, balls and camp banners for young players in each market. Audience Fans follow their home clubs across generations, wearing team colors and turning out through every game of the season rather than for a single moment. The league describes its base as community-rooted, identifying with local rivalries and history rather than following an influencer-driven format. Talent and Influencers Former MLS and U.S. Men's National Team players Landon Donovan and Jermaine Jones joined the arena game in 2018, lending the league star power beyond its home-grown professional rosters. Track record MASL debuted on national television in 2024 via the CBS Sports Golazo Network, airing the Ron Newman Cup Finals, and its broadcast footprint has since grown to include Fox Sports Mexico, YouTube and multiple regional and international networks. Social media following grew 145 percent over the 2024/25 season. A women's Premier division is set to launch in 2027, and new clubs in Lehigh Valley, PA and Sacramento, CA join for the 2026/27 and 2027/28 seasons. Brand presence Sponsorship is available across every MASL home arena, spanning field and turf branding, in-goal and above-goal signage, jumbotron advertising, pre-game roster placement and giveaway-item branding, plus year-round presence on the league's website and social platforms. A sponsor can also serve as presenting partner of a team's summer camp, with logo placement on camper jerseys, balls and on-site banners, or take title rights to properties such as the MASL All-Star Game or the MASL Playoff Bubble.