Ted Lasso Season 4 cast – who has exited the show and who is returning for new season?

TED Lasso is back after a three-year hiatus, but the dressing room looks very different. The fourth season sees Jason Sudeikis take charge of the Lady Greyhounds, a newly formed second-division women’s side. Gus Turner (right) as Henry Lasso Credit: Apple TV+ Phil Dunster as Jamie Tartt Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk Who has left Ted Lasso for Season 4? Gus Turner Ted Lasso’s son Henry, who spent three seasons mostly appearing on FaceTime calls from Kansas, has been replaced by another actor. Grant Feely, best known as young Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars live-action series Obi-Wan Kenobi, has taken over from Gus Turner. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! Gus will be appearing in the BBC‘s Lord of the Flies adaptation later this year. Phil Dunster The cocky forward arrived as a me-first prima donna and left as one of the dressing room‘s steadiest heads. His friendship with Roy Kent became the show’s best-loved relationship, not least the episode where Roy learns to ride a bike. Phil Dunster has since been working alongside Steve Carell on hilarious HBO comedy Rooster, which has been renewed for a second run. Toheeb Jimoh The Nigerian defender-turned-winger found his voice on and off the pitch, taking on a corrupt sponsor and later his own government. He opened a restaurant in Richmond. Most read in TV Toheeb Jimoh as Sam Obisanya Credit: Alamy He also had a brief but believable romance with Rebecca. Toheeb Jimoh is set to lead the cast of the BBC‘s adaptation of Open Water. Cristo Fernandez The relentlessly sunny striker gave the show its most quoted line – “Football is life”. He also turned down a free coffee machine from Keeley on the grounds that his mother said he was born caffeinated. Cristo Fernandez as Dani Rojas Credit: Alamy Cristo Fernandez has signed as a professional footballer with USL Championship side El Paso Locomotive in Texas, a move he is pursuing alongside acting. Kola Bokinni The centre-back was handed the captain’s armband when Roy finally admitted his own legs had gone. Kola Bokinni’s biggest storyline came when Isaac struggled with teammate Colin Hughes coming out. He wasn’t thrown by his friend’s sexuality, but rather the fact he hadn’t been told about it. Kola Bokinni as Isaac McAdoo Credit: Apple TV+ Billy Harris as Colin Hughes Billy Harris as Colin Hughes on Ted Lasso Credit: Apple Tv The Welsh winger spent seasons on the fringes before Season 3 put him front and centre. His coming-out storyline gave the show one of its most affecting arcs. Harris is not on the returning cast list for Season 4. Who is returning for Ted Lasso Season 4? Six of Ted Lasso’s core cast are back for the new series: Jason Sudeikis as Ted Lasso, the American coach returning to Richmond for one last job Hannah Waddingham as Rebecca Welton, the club owner bankrolling the new women’s side Juno Temple as Keeley Jones, the PR boss and former WAG Brett Goldstein as Roy Kent, who took over as Richmond manager at the end of Season 3 Brendan Hunt as Coach Beard, Ted’s silent, sharp-witted right-hand man Jeremy Swift as Leslie Higgins, the club’s mild-mannered director of football operations Who is joining the cast? New cast members include: Tanya Reynolds as Alice Chilton, the assistant coach working alongside Ted on the touchline Abbie Hern as Gemma, a Lady Greyhounds player Jude Mack as Boots, a Lady Greyhounds player Faye Marsay as Lizzie, a Lady Greyhounds player Aisling Sharkey as Niamh, one half of a set of twins in the squad Rex Hayes as Siobhan, Niamh’s twin When is Ted Lasso Season 4 out? The latest season of Ted Lasso makes its global debut on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, August 5, with a new episode every Wednesday until October 7. Apple is releasing the premiere at 9pm ET on Tuesday, August 4 – 2am on Wednesday, August 5 in the UK. There are 10 episodes in total. Ted Lasso is an Apple TV original, so all three previous seasons are on there too if anyone needs a refresher. Comment now