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Czech soccer president David Trunda has visited Oklahoma City multiple times, impressed by the city’s soccer passion, and is looking to share his expertise with the new OKC United, a United Soccer League franchise set to debut in 2028.
During Mayor David Holt’s State of the City address, OKC United revealed its crest, colors and stadium plans, signaling an ambitious entry into American soccer.
During a televised address, Mayor David Holt introduced OKC United, the city's upcoming professional soccer team scheduled to begin play in 2028 at the new MAPS 4 stadium.
The new Oklahoma City franchise will enter the USL Championship in 2028, playing at the upcoming MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium, with a crest that honors Native American heritage and an ownership group that includes prominent athletes and the Chickasaw Nation.
Oklahoma City's new professional soccer franchise, OKC United, will debut in 2028. The club's name, crest, colors, and home venue were announced amid strong fan enthusiasm and a ownership group that includes notable athletes.
Oklahoma City’s newest professional soccer franchise, OKC United, will debut in 2028, featuring a crest that honors the state’s tribal heritage and a stadium integrated into a downtown revitalization project.
Oklahoma City announces its upcoming soccer franchise, OKC United, slated for a 2028 debut in the USL Championship, unveiling its crest, colors, stadium plans, and ownership group.
Mayor David Holt unveiled OKC United, the city's new professional soccer club, set to debut in 2028 at the MAPS4 Multipurpose Stadium, with a star‑studded ownership group and a community‑first mission.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino and U.S. Conference of Mayors President David Holt announced that Chattanooga, a host city for the 2026 World Cup, will receive 200 official match balls. The donation, championed by Mayor Tim Kelly and foundation Executive Director John Miglarese, aims to make soccer accessible to local children and to instill community‑building values.
The City of Chattanooga and the Chattanooga Football Club Foundation have been gifted 200 official FIFA World Cup 2026 match balls, part of a global initiative to expand youth soccer access.