Ted Lasso Season 4 Begins Filming, Shifts Focus to Women’s Football
Apple TV+ has officially kicked off production for Season 4 of Ted Lasso, revealing a bold new chapter for the beloved coach and his evolving team.
Ted Lasso is back in action. On July 21, 2025, Apple TV+ released a 27-second video titled Ted Lasso — Season 4 Now in Production, confirming that filming has officially begun for the show’s fourth season. The brief clip opens with a clapperboard marked “Day One” and features cast members reuniting on set. Fans had long speculated whether Season 3 marked the end, making this confirmation a welcome surprise.
The new season brings a game-changing twist to the sports comedy. According to the official logline, Ted returns to Richmond to coach a second division women’s football team, marking a significant pivot from the previous focus on AFC Richmond’s men’s squad. The premise suggests a deeper exploration of risk-taking, growth, and fresh challenges, both on and off the pitch.
Filming is currently underway in Kansas City, with additional scenes planned for London. This dual-location setup mirrors Ted’s journey, bridging his American roots with his enduring ties to the UK football world. It also reflects the show’s evolving narrative, moving into uncharted territory while staying grounded in its signature heart and humor.
Returning cast members include Jason Sudeikis (Ted Lasso), Hannah Waddingham (Rebecca Welton), Brett Goldstein (Roy Kent), and Juno Temple (Keeley Jones). Notably, Grant Feely joins the cast as the new Henry Lasso, replacing Gus Turner. Fresh faces like Tanya Reynolds (Sex Education) and Abbie Hern also join the lineup, signaling a new energy for Season 4.
Executive producers include Sudeikis, Goldstein, and Brendan Hunt, alongside a strong production team spanning Ruby’s Tuna Inc., Doozer Productions, Universal Television, and Warner Bros. With distribution via Apple and NBCUniversal, the series remains in expert hands as it enters this ambitious new phase.
Ted Lasso’s journey from Premier League antics to coaching a women’s team redefines what fans can expect from the show. It’s a creative risk, one that aligns perfectly with the character’s belief in taking leaps of faith, even when the path isn’t clear.
