Cincinnati United SC, a nonprofit youth soccer organization serving nearly 3,000 players from ages four to eighteen, has announced a $10 million investment to build a new athletic complex and headquarters on a 24‑acre site off Ohio State Route 28 in Goshen Township.
A New Hub for Youth Soccer
The facility will feature multiple full‑size pitches, dedicated training zones and a central headquarters designed to support the club’s growing roster of youth teams. Groundbreaking is slated for later this year, marking a major expansion for the organization.
As a strategic partner of FC Cincinnati, the complex will also serve as a development pathway for aspiring professionals, with alumni such as Rose Lavelle and Nick Hagglund highlighting the club’s track record of producing top‑level talent.
Local officials say the project will generate jobs and provide a community resource that extends beyond sport, reinforcing Cincinnati’s reputation as a hub for soccer innovation.