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Ted Lasso season 4 release date is set for this summer and the trailer looks promising

Manisha Priyadarshini· ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 33 views
Ted Lasso season 4 release date is set for this summer and the trailer looks promising
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Ted Lasso is set to return for its fourth season on Apple TV, premiering on August 5, 2026. The new season will feature Ted coaching a second division women's football team at AFC Richmond, marking a significant change from previous seasons. A teaser trailer has been released, showcasing Ted's return and the new challenges he will face.

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Ted Lasso is officially coming back to Apple TV, and the wait was worth it. Apple has confirmed that season 4 premieres on August 5, 2026, with new episodes dropping every Wednesday until October 7. A teaser trailer is also out now, and it picks up right where you hoped it would. Ted is back in Richmond, looking as earnest and slightly lost as ever, and the trailer signals that the new season has something new for him. What is Ted Lasso season 4 about and what does the new trailer reveal? Season 4 finds Ted returning to Richmond not to coach the Greyhounds, but to take charge of a second division women’s football team at AFC Richmond.

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