SAME BADGE. NEW ERA.
Who Are We?
We are one of America’s most historic soccer clubs. The New York Cosmos have had some of the best talents not only to play in the United States, but around the World with names like Pelé, Franz Beckenbauer, and Carlos Alberto, the team strived to transform American soccer forever.
The team etched their names into the history books not, once, not twice, but five times winning the NASL championships in 1972, 1977, 1978, 1980, and 1982. Every single game was sold out, the stadium rocking, halftime performances and special guests were unmatched, the Cosmos were truly the golden age of American soccer.
So What Happened?
Despite the clear success, signing all these stars came with a price. Although fans loved the cultural moment, the model was unsustainable, and the Cosmos and the NASL folded due to financial stress. The legacy of the Cosmos was thought to be ended their, and with it, the legendary stint of making American soccer something that US fans wanted to see, until now…
We’re back; don’t miss out
The New York Cosmos are back and ready for the spotlight once again. The inaugural season opener is taking place on March 14, 2026, this is the next era for the Cosmos, with a new team, new jerseys, new stadium, new league, but one thing has remained throughout; the badge.
With the return of the Cosmos comes the fandom opportunity of a lifetime:
Become a part of a new generation of fans for a club with an history like no other back on the road to greatness. Don’t wait until they start winning again to become a fan because at that point, it’ll be too late and you will be considered a bandwagon.
Don’t Wait, Join the Cosmos
Take the return of the Cosmos as an opportunity to pick your new team for yourself, pick a team with history, pick a team committed to taking American soccer to the next level like they did in the 70s and 80s. This isn’t a return, it’s a revival, it’s the same badge, but a new era for soccer in the United States, so don’t wait and miss out on your second chance to be a part of the New York Cosmos.
