'We're not in Richmond anymore!' – Apple TV confirm Ted Lasso season four is in production and share teaser clip

Apple TV has officially confirmed that Ted Lasso Season 4 is in production, with a teaser clip showing the return of fan-favourite characters. Jason Sudeikis is back as Ted, who now faces a new challenge — coaching a second division women’s football team. The fourth season of the series is reportedly set to undergo filming in Kansas City and London.

  • Ted Lasso Season 4 filming officially underway
  • Ted returns to coach second division women’s team
  • Key cast returns, new characters added this season

'We're not in Richmond anymore!' - Apple TV confirm Ted Lasso season four is in production and share teaser clip
'We're not in Richmond anymore!' - Apple TV confirm Ted Lasso season four is in production and share teaser clip
'We're not in Richmond anymore!' - Apple TV confirm Ted Lasso season four is in production and share teaser clip

As per The Hollywood Reporter, filming for Ted Lasso Season 4 has begun in Kansas City, the hometown of both Sudekis and Lasso, with additional scenes set to be shot in London. The teaser confirms the return of key cast members, including Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein and Juno Temple. Several new faces have also joined the show, with production fully underway, as revealed by Apple TV with a short teaser.


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The hit Apple TV+ comedy continues after months of uncertainty following Season 3’s finale. With Ted returning to coach a women’s football team, the show takes a bold narrative turn while keeping its heart intact. The series remains a flagship title for the platform, with awards and global acclaim backing its success.


New cast members include Tanya Reynolds and Grant Feely, the latter playing Ted’s son Henry. The show’s creative core also returns, with Sudeikis, Goldstein and Brendan Hunt taking on executive producer roles. Jack Burditt has joined as executive producer, signalling a fresh creative direction for the season.


No official release date has been set, but the teaser signals a likely late 2025 or early 2026 premiere. Fans can expect more updates as production moves to London. With Lasso’s story evolving, Apple looks to recapture the optimism that made the series a fan favourite during the COVID era.