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Well, it's official. Now, Charlotte just needs to put a logo, kit, and team together while modifying Bank of America stadium to host soccer events. I hope for Charlotte's sake, it works out.
Raleigh's MLS hopes also end with this move, so I wonder what they will do with their proposed downtown soccer stadium?
The only real shock was Garber saying "This is likely the last expansion team in Major League Soccer." As I don't believe it for a minute, especially with additional potnetial billionaire owners waiting in the wings in Phoenix and Las Vegas, especially. Maybe MLS will take a pause and fix some key internal issues, such as the MLS pay-scale, stadium issues in Boston, etc.
Charlotte gets MLS' 30th, and likely last, franchise
Major League Soccer on Tuesday made it official that Charlotte will be the home of the league's 30th and likely last franchise.
www.espn.com
Raleigh's MLS hopes also end with this move, so I wonder what they will do with their proposed downtown soccer stadium?
$1.9B investment could bring soccer stadium, hotels, shopping to downtown Raleigh
It's called "Downtown South," an entertainment district on 55 acres at downtown Raleigh's southern edge and is expected to host men's and women's pro soccer as well as concerts and other events.
abc11.com
The only real shock was Garber saying "This is likely the last expansion team in Major League Soccer." As I don't believe it for a minute, especially with additional potnetial billionaire owners waiting in the wings in Phoenix and Las Vegas, especially. Maybe MLS will take a pause and fix some key internal issues, such as the MLS pay-scale, stadium issues in Boston, etc.