Ted Lasso might be over, but spin-offs m🐭ay very well be on the way.

"Everybody knew it was the end, but it’s also the end for now. It’s going to be two or three year𒁃s before anything happens – if anything happens," director Declan Low🌳ney told .

Added Lowney: "You know, I think that it [coul🐽d have] kept going, but it had done its thing – the three-season arc, that was the deal, that was what [Jason Sudeikis] wanted. But I feel there&rs𓃲quo;s something else. … There will be other things."

T꧟he official Apple TV Twitter account even seeme🎃d to be hinting at a potential spin-off, posting a photo of Coach Beard (Brendan Hunt), Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein), and Nate Shelley (Nick Moha♍mmed), with the caption "smells like potential" after the series finale aired.

"I’m wary of a spin-off, to be honest," Mohammed previously 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:told GamesRadar+. "Don’t get me wrong, if everyone 𒁏else was up for it and doing it, and the story felt intriguing and interes🌼ting, I’d be open to it, of course. But, particularly with Nate, we have told a real story with him, so you wouldn’t want to do something substandard."

Season three ended with Ted returning to the♕ US, Roy becoming the new manager of AFC Richmond, Beard rem🐬aining as assistant coach, and Nate returning as assistant to the kit man. Whether or not we get a new series based on the trio's post-Ted adventures remains to be seen.

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