Taylor Twellman
MLS MVP & Soccer Analyst
Taylor Twellman is a former Major League Soccer MVP, U.S. Men’s National Team forward, and one of the most recognizable soccer analysts in the United States. Known for his direct, energetic style, Twellman brings firsthand experience and strong opinions to conversations about competition, leadership, resilience, and the growth of American soccer.
Twellman spent his MLS career with the New England Revolution, scoring 101 goals in 174 regular-season appearances and becoming the youngest player in league history at the time to reach 100 goals. He was named MLS MVP in 2005, earned five MLS All-Star selections, and helped lead New England to four MLS Cup appearances. Internationally, Twellman earned 30 caps and scored six goals for the U.S. Men’s National Team.
Recurring concussions forced Twellman to retire in 2010. He subsequently spent 13 years with ESPN before becoming a lead match analyst for MLS on Apple TV, covering the league’s marquee games. His experience with brain injuries also inspired him to establish the THINK TAYLOR initiative, which promotes concussion education, awareness, and proper treatment.
Twellman’s combination of elite playing experience, media expertise, and personal resilience makes him an engaging choice for corporate events, sports programs, moderated conversations, and brand partnerships. He offers candid insight into performance, adversity, teamwork, and the rapidly evolving American soccer landscape.
