Ted Lasso back in the game for season four
The Apple TV+ series follows an American Football coach, Ted Lasso, played by We're the Millers star Jason Sudeikis, as he tries to manage a British football - "soccer" - team, AFC Richmond.
In series three, Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) stepped up as assistant coach alongside coach Beard (Brendan Hunt) while Ted (Sudeikis) dealt with personal issues back home.
The fourth instalment will see Ted return to Richmond to coach a second division women's football team.
Along with Sudeikis, Game of Thrones star Hannah Waddingham will return to reprise her role as the owner of AFC Richmond, Rebecca Welton, along with Wild Child actress Juno Temple, who plays Keeley Jones.
We're not in Richmond anymore. #TedLasso Season 4 is now in production. pic.twitter.com/xX0LaqofBB
— Apple TV (@AppleTV) July 21, 2025
Goldstein will also return to the series along with Hunt, Jeremy Swift, and a number of newcomers, including Tanya Reynolds, Jude Mack, and Faye Marsey.
Rex Hayes will also join season four along with rising Irish star Aisling Sharkey, Abbie Hern, and Grant Feely, who is stepping in as Ted's son, Henry.
Sudeikis is one of the executive producers alongside Goldstein, who also serves as a writer.
Ted Lasso has received 61 Emmy nominations in total and won 13, with Sudeikis picking up the Lead Actor in a Comedy Series award in 2021 and 2022.
The series was developed by Sudeikis, Bill Lawrence, Joe Kelly, and Brendan Hunt, and is based on the pre-existing format and characters from NBC Sports.
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