Official Chicago Fire FC Website
The official website of the Chicago Fire FC with the most up-to-date information on matches, tickets, scores, stats, and team news
www.chicagofirefc.comHere’s the latest on Chicago Fire FC’s field/stadium situation, based on recent reports:
Illustrative example: The Fire’s path resembles a multi-year relocation plan—first solidifying a downtown lease at Soldier Field, then moving to a purpose-built arena as the surrounding development (The 78) comes online. This mirrors other MLS franchise renovations where a team seeks a dedicated home to enhance matchday experience and long-term value.[2][4]
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The official website of the Chicago Fire FC with the most up-to-date information on matches, tickets, scores, stats, and team news
www.chicagofirefc.comTeam owner Joe Mansueto will personally pay for the stadium, it was announced. Groundbreaking could take place in late 2025 with the stadium ready for play by the 2028 season.
news.wttw.comThe Chicago Fire hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for their privately funded $750 million soccer stadium on a vacant former rail yard in the South Loop. The 22,000-seat open-air stadium is slated to open by the 2028 season and will be the most expensive in MLS. The stadium is part of The 78, a long-planned $8 billion mixed-use development that has struggled to get off the ground, and is seen as a catalyst for the project.
nationaltoday.comThe privately funded stadium will break ground in March and is slated to open in time for the 2028 Major League Soccer season.
patch.comAndrew Hauptman strikes deals to sell control of Fire to Joe Mansueto and move team to downtown Chicago ... -September 13, 2019 at 03:40 pm EDT - MarketScreener
www.marketscreener.comChicago Fire plan to play at Soldier Field for the 2020 season, as Joe Mansueto purchases the club.
www.nbcsports.comWelcome to Chicago-Fire.
www.chicagofirefc.comThe team says the estimated $650 million project will be privately funded.
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