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The mayor and other dignitaries announced that New York City FC’s 25,000-seat stadium will open in Willets Point in 2027

We’ve all heard the promise many times before: “If you build it, they will come.” And I’m not talking about that classic 80s movie set in a Midwestern cornfield.

St. Louis City SC released their jersey, tons of Men’s World Cup content, and more.

The New York City Football Club will pay roughly $780 million to build the stadium in Willets Point in Queens as part of a project that will include housing and a hotel.

New York’s minimum wage has fallen behind that of other cities, making the city even more unaffordable for low-paid workers. Also, a new soccer stadium may be going up in Queens.

Construction is expected to begin next year, and the city estimates it will add $6.1 billion to New York's economy

Major League Soccer's New York City FC will finally get their own stadium in 2027 after spending seven years playing at baseball's Yankee Stadium.

Graeme Bailey reports that the celebrated manager is expected to stay with Manchester City until 2026, then could move to New York

In a live webinar the politician stated that with "the redevelopment of Willets Point" that "we’re going to have some announcements going on with...New York [City] Football Club"

Three gambling licenses for downstate New York are up for grabs. Here’s what has been proposed so far, where the casinos might be located and who gets to decide.