Na Apple TV+ is going to be a really interesting piece. It's no secret that Apple has a deal with MLS that includes streaming games for the next 10 years. And it seems they will try to profit from the deal between Major League Soccer maximum. According to the league leadership, there is much more to the plan than just streaming games. In one of the interviews, MLS Commissioner Don Garber pointed out that there is a partnership with Box to Box Productions to create a documentary series.
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Box to Box is known for its popular TV series Drive to Survive, which gives viewers a glimpse into the inside of F1 teams (the fifth series was recently released). Recently, we have also been able to see the documentary series Full Swing from the golf environment from this company, which was also a success according to the feedback. The commissioner for MLS said that filming the documentary could be a test for the MLS teams. But he said that it can reassure viewers that all teams are capable of bringing innovative and original content. Although the commissioner actually confirmed that the series will arrive, he was very reserved about the details of the agreement. It must be said that competition in this area is really high. For example, Netflix came out with a very well-made football documentary Sunderland Till I Die a few years ago. We can also not forget the series All Or Nothing from Amazonwhich brought great series from Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester City, Juventus or the Brazilian national team. Immodestly as a football fan, I can already say that a possible documentary about LA Galaxy, Inter Miami or Portland Timbers leaves me cold. But maybe I'm wrong.
