In the meantime, I would really appreciate [it] if people just didn’t speculate as to what they think [the project] might be,” Mohammed joked in the video, while briefly ho

While a Season 4 of "Ted Lasso" hasn't officially been confirmed, Nick Mohammed teased the possibility of the show's return.

Any Ted Lasso fans growing impatient for that long-rumoured fourth season of the award-winning sitcom may well have reason to get excited. While the Apple TV+ comedy aired its third season in 2023, in what viewers were led to believe was to be the final outing for Ted Lasso,

It would appear that another 'Ted Lasso' fan favorite, Nick Mohammed, is returning for the Apple TV+ show's long-gestating fourth season.

Nick Mohammed, who plays Nate Shelley in Ted Lasso, hinted at the possibility of Season 4 during a recent update. Warner Bros. Television has been exploring options for its return, though nothing is confirmed.

The statement that has fans assuming filming of the new season is imminent came from Nick Mohammed, who played AFC Richmond's ambitious assistant coach Nate Shelley in the show. The actor teased his return to Ted Lasso in a video while announcing rescheduled dates for his Show Pony comedy tour.

Ted Lasso actor Nick Mohammed , who played the first season assistant Nate, who turned bad boy backstabber, then redeemable friend again, seems to have dropped an incredibly exciting bomb for fans of the series!

Either Ted Lasso star Nick Mohammed is swerving a whole lot of people or he dropped a ten-ton tease that Season 4 news was on its way.

"Ted Lasso" star Nick Mohammed just dropped a big hint that filming on "Ted Lasso" season 4 could be getting underway in a couple of months.

Ted Lasso, while formally unannounced, is said to start filming, according to actor Nick Mohammed who teased the project in a social media post.

Nick Mohammed has softened the blow of having to move the dates of his tour by hinting that Ted Lasso season 4 is the reason for rescheduling. The comedian, who plays Nate Shelley on the beloved Apple TV+ series, took to X last week to announce he'd have to reschedule some dates of his Show Pony tour.