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Gotham FC’s record‑breaking crowd at the Queens Classic illustrates the surging popularity of women’s professional soccer in New York and the club’s ambition to embed itself in a dedicated stadium.
Spain's men's and women's teams have both won World Cups, sparking celebration, controversy, and a new era of media rights.
Gotham FC’s long‑awaited move to Etihad Park in Queens will bring a 25,000‑seat, all‑electric venue to life by 2027, positioning New York City as a global soccer capital and offering fans a $28 season‑ticket deposit option.
Gotham FC will relocate its home matches to Etihad Park in Queens, a new soccer‑specific, all‑electric venue opening in 2027, as part of a broader vision to embed professional soccer at the heart of New York City.
Gotham FC will relocate from New Jersey to Queens in 2028, playing at the upcoming Etihad Park stadium, a venue designed for top‑level soccer and set to feature during the 2028 Summer Olympics.
Gotham FC is moving from New Jersey to New York City, where a 25,000‑seat, all‑electric stadium will open in spring 2027 and become the league's first soccer‑specific venue in the city.
Gotham FC’s move to Etihad Park marks a pivotal moment for women’s soccer, offering a world‑class venue and reinforcing New York’s ambition to become a global soccer hub.
Gotham FC will relocate to a state‑of‑the‑art arena in Queens next year, cementing its bond with New York City and setting the stage for a new chapter of growth.
Gotham FC, the 2025 NWSL champions, is building a 27,000‑square‑foot training complex in Whippany, N.J., featuring three grass fields, a heated pitch and a planned indoor arena, marking a historic shift for the club and women’s soccer.
Partnerships between Street Soccer USA, the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund and local stakeholders have opened a modular soccer park in Ozone Park, Queens, designed to foster community connection, youth mental health and equity through sport.
From player to president, Yael Averbuch West’s ascent at Gotham FC underscores a new era of leadership in women’s soccer, marked by championships, strategic investments and a state‑of‑the‑art training complex.