Minnesota United FC supporters are still at least a couple of years away from seeing their club compete in its own stadium in St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood, but the team's fans are already ...

Minnesota United FC, who were awarded an MLS franchise in 2015, will finance the estimated $150 million stadium, with it becoming publicly owned once construction is complete.

Months before that, Minnesota United ownership was in talks to build the stadium in Minneapolis but the plans never materialized. The 20,000-seat facility will be sustainably designed to minimize ...

Fans in the Med City are about to get a taste of professional soccer.Minnesota United FC’s reserve squad, MNUFC2, announced ...

The biggest of Minnesota United FC’s three requests for state assistance to help build a privately-financed $150 million stadium in St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood will have a key Senate… ...

Minnesota United revealed plans to build a $150 million soccer-specific stadium in St. Paul on Wednesday. In a specially designed arrangement, United expects to fund the construction of the ...

New state-of-the-art home for Minnesota United FC to open in 2019 in St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood Allianz Field becomes the 1 st Allianz-sponsored stadium in North America and 8 th in eight ...

Create an account or log in to save stories. St. Paul officials are expecting all 19,000-plus seats at Allianz Field to be filled Saturday for Minnesota United's first pro soccer game at the new ...

Major League Soccer’s newest expansion team, the Minnesota United FC, unveiled the first renderings of its planned 20,000-seat stadium. Designed by Kansas ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) --Minnesota United fans got a rare chance to physically pick out their seats for the inaugural 2017 season. The team hosted the first-ever seat selection at TCF Bank Stadium on ...

If the Legislature grants it a property tax exemption this session, Minnesota United hopes to break ground by June on a 21,500-seat professional soccer stadium in St. Paul’s Midway. A tax exe… ...

Fresh off this weekend’s MLS Cup, Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber was among the people on hand for Monday’s frigid groundbreaking for the new Minnesota United FC stadium.