The Major League Soccer Players Association says it won't be rushed into a decision on proposed changes to the collective bargaining agreement with the league amid uncertainties about the 2021 season.
Union executive director Bob Foose has decried the league's decision to invoke the agreement's "force majeure" clause to reopen negotiations on the CBA after the sides had two difficult negotiations a year ago.
MLS Deputy Commissioner Mark Abbott says the league is concerned about an apparent lack of urgency by the union based on Foose's comments.
