Ten big names who could move to the MLS before long.
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1) Didier Drogba (Chelsea)
Perhaps into his final season with Chelsea, veteran striker Didier Drogba may fancy one more shot at extending his playing days with a move to the MLS, and he’d fit right in alongside legendary names such as Kaka and David Villa.
2) Ashley Cole (AS Roma)
Making a surprise move to AS Roma from Chelsea last summer, Ashley Cole has not impressed in his time in Serie A and could try a move to the US instead.
3) Glen Johnson (Liverpool)
No longer a regular performer for Liverpool, Glen Johnson looks past his best and could move abroad at the end of this season, with the MLS surely a possibility.
4) Andrea Pirlo (Juventus)
Still going strong at the age of 35, Italian midfield legend Andrea Pirlo may have a season or two in the MLS in him when he finally calls it a day at Juventus.
5) Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Paris Saint-Germain)
With his Paris Saint-Germain future looking uncertain, Zlatan Ibrahimovic may finally quit a glorious career in European football at the age of 33 and try his hand in the MLS.
6) Rio Ferdinand (Queens Park Rangers)
A player who should perhaps consider retirement, Queens Park Rangers defender Rio Ferdinand may try the slower pace of the MLS if he tries to keep going for another season.
7) Xavi (Barcelona)
A Barcelona legend, but no longer a regular, Xavi may be heading out of the Nou Camp this summer and has been linked several times with MLS clubs, including New York City FC.
8) Dimitar Berbatov (AS Monaco)
Heading towards the end of his career, AS Monaco striker Dimitar Berbatov clearly still has something to offer, but could enjoy the chance to showcase his skills in the less competitive MLS.
9) Robin van Persie (Manchester United)
With injuries really taking their toll on Robin van Persie, it has been suggested the Dutchman could leave Manchester United this summer, and the MLS may be a surprise destination for the 31-year-old, who looks past his best at this level.
10) John Terry (Chelsea)
Despite surely earning himself a new Chelsea contract with his fine displays this season, John Terry could surely end up in the MLS when he does eventually make way for new blood in the Blues defence.