Atlanta United players received about $29M in guaranteed compensation while finishing with 28 points, trailing only playoff teams Miami ($49M) and LAFC ($30M).

The team is searching for its sixth manager after Ronny Deila was fired following a 28-point season, the team’s worst, and the second worst among the 30 teams in MLS.

The AJC's Doug Robeson compares what he wrote in his Atlanta United season preview with how things really turned out.

Because of Atlanta United’s resources and ambition, there will be lots of candidates to become its next manager. Check out this list of potential domestic-based candidates.

Atlanta United Sporting Director Chris Henderson has helped hire several championship-winning coaches at his previous stops in Seattle and Inter Miami.

The Atlanta United president had returned to work in a limited role from a medical leave in June that was related to a cancer diagnosis.

President Garth Lagerwey and Sporting Director Chris Henderson bring an MLS championship pedigree to their search for Atlanta United's new manager.

Atlanta United would prefer to move quickly so that the next manager can review the roster and work with the front office on making key decisions.

Gerardo Martino was Atlanta United’s manager for its first two seasons and led it to MLS Cup in 2018.

Atlanta United finishes 5-16-13, the second-worst mark in MLS this season, as the team's offense and defense greatly underperformed under its first-year manager.