The U.S. Soccer Federation has inaugurated its first dedicated home, the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center, a $250 million, 200‑acre complex situated just south of Atlanta in Fayetteville, Georgia.
A Campus Designed for Excellence
Architectural details blend wood tones with dark steel, flooding the site with natural light while housing 17 immaculate outdoor pitches and two beach‑soccer fields. The design emphasizes both performance and aesthetic harmony, creating an environment where modern training can thrive.
Beyond the playing surfaces, the center serves as a comprehensive hub for referees, coaches and national teams, offering dedicated recovery spaces and a power‑chair charging room to support athletes with disabilities. The inaugural match featured the cerebral palsy men’s national team, underscoring the facility’s inclusive mission.
Revenue generation is built into the visitor experience; public tours allow fans to observe national‑team training sessions, while the surrounding 300‑to‑350 staff members keep the operation running smoothly. The location, easily reachable from Atlanta, is positioned to become a destination for both soccer enthusiasts and the broader community.