In terms of genuine interviews, the club’s executive chairman speaks fairly infrequently - so Wolves fans listen ...

Chicago Fire FC have unveiled plans for a new privately funded, soccer-specific stadium they expect to open in Spring 2028, continuing chairman and owner Joe Mansueto's transformation of the club.

Sacramento City Council signs off on public financing for railyards development Sacramento's city council voted Tuesday afternoon to approve a financing plan that will allow Republic FC's new ...

The stadium will feature a variety of best-in-class hospitality spaces, amenities, and premium seating options across multiple tiers with 50 suites, more than 500 Loge seats, and 3,500 Club seats ...

We asked readers what they think of the Chicago Fire FC’s plans to build a new 22,000-seat, soccer-only stadium in the South Loop. Here’s what you said, lightly edited for clarity: ...

The Detroit City FC soccer organization is looking to raise another $15 million as its final bucket of equity for a new stadium in southwest Detroit. The $15 million raise, revealed in a U.S ...

Big picture view Under the plan, the "state-of-the-art" stadium would seat about 15,000 people and include a boutique hotel on the waterfront at Ybor Harbor. Courtesy: The Beck Group.

Ruben Amorim led Manchester United to their worst-ever Premier League season and chief executive Omar Berrada has insisted club chiefs will not stand for a repeat of that next year ...

Granted, a 22,000-seat soccer venue carries a price tag lower than an MLB stadium, which would seat around 35,000 to 40,000, or an NFL stadium, which might seat around 70,000 or so.

Chicago Fire FC owner Joe Mansueto has reached a deal to buy property in the South Loop for a $650 million, 22,000-seat soccer stadium that stands to become a new sports and entertainment hub in ...

Exact details on the location were not provided. The new, open-air stadium will seat 22,000 fans, the announcement said, with the initial phase of construction scheduled for fall 2025 or early 2026.